The Rugby World Cup has entered the semi-final stage and it seems the latest world rankings have got the final four spot on.
However, Wales fans may well be surprised to see that their team have slipped in the pecking order.
Despite a dramatic 20-19 win over France in Oita, Warren Gatland's side have dropped one place in the latest rankings, behind bitter rivals England in second and leaders New Zealand. That's because of the huge margin of victory England achieved over Australia in their 40-16 win.
Their semi-final opponents South Africa have overtaken Ireland into fourth, while Australia stay in sixth.
Interestingly, and despite their defeat, France have actually crept up one place into seventh, with Japan falling one place into eighth.
Scotland and Argentina round off the top 10.
The rankings table is worked out on a points exchange system between the two competing sides in each match.
Rugby World Cup matches count double too, meaning that the remaining games of this tournament are likely to have a big impact on placings.
This article explains exactly how they are worked out.
The world rugby rankings table
1. New Zealand 92.47
2. England 89.74
3. Wales 89.37
4. South Africa 88.55
5. Ireland 84.45
6. Australia 81.90
7. France 80.88
8. Japan 79.28
9. Scotland 79.23
10. Argentina 78.31
11. Fiji 76.21
12. Italy 72.04
13. Tonga 71.44
14. Georgia 71.26
15. Samoa 70.72
16. Spain 68.15
17. USA 68.10
18. Uruguay 67.41
19. Romania 66.69
20. Russia 63.09
