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<blockquote data-quote="dullonien" data-source="post: 386997" data-attributes="member: 13739"><p>Here's the run-in for each of the top 6 placed teams.</p><p> </p><p>Munster: Scarlets (away), Ospreys (away), Connacht (home).</p><p>Ulster: Leinster (away), Connacht (home), Dragons (away).</p><p>Ospreys: Dragons (away), Munster (home), Aironi (away).</p><p>Leinster: Ulster (home), Aironi (away), Glasgow (home).</p><p>Blues: Connacht (away), Treviso (home), Dragons (away), Scarlets (away).</p><p>Scarlets: Munster (home), Glasgow (away), Blues (home).</p><p> </p><p>Here's my analysis:</p><p> </p><p>Munster: could loose 2 out of their remaining 3 fixtures. Still will finish in the top two I'd emagine.</p><p>Ulster: realistic chance of loosing 2 aswell, especially with the strength of the Dragons at home.</p><p>Ospreys: they too could loose 2, but could win all three.</p><p>Leinster: easy run-in I feel, should win all 3 games.</p><p>Blues: a game in hand. I'd back them to win at least 2 games, and could realisticly win all 4.</p><p>Scarlets: two big home games, could win all 3, would that be enough even so?</p><p> </p><p>So Munster and Leinster certainly there already. Ulster could slide in the comming weeks, and the Blues should come into things. Dragons look set to have a big influence on the makeup of the play-offs, with three of the top 6 visiting Rodney Parade where they're usually strong. Very interesting, and I think I'll probably go with:</p><p> </p><p>Munster (81)</p><p>Ospreys (70)</p><p>Leinster (70)</p><p>Blues (69)</p><p> </p><p>Ulster (65)</p><p>Scalets (57)</p><p> </p><p>Ulster to just miss out due to the Blues game they have in hand.</p><p> </p><p>Edit: Leinster probably in second as they will have won one more game than the O's.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dullonien, post: 386997, member: 13739"] Here's the run-in for each of the top 6 placed teams. Munster: Scarlets (away), Ospreys (away), Connacht (home). Ulster: Leinster (away), Connacht (home), Dragons (away). Ospreys: Dragons (away), Munster (home), Aironi (away). Leinster: Ulster (home), Aironi (away), Glasgow (home). Blues: Connacht (away), Treviso (home), Dragons (away), Scarlets (away). Scarlets: Munster (home), Glasgow (away), Blues (home). Here's my analysis: Munster: could loose 2 out of their remaining 3 fixtures. Still will finish in the top two I'd emagine. Ulster: realistic chance of loosing 2 aswell, especially with the strength of the Dragons at home. Ospreys: they too could loose 2, but could win all three. Leinster: easy run-in I feel, should win all 3 games. Blues: a game in hand. I'd back them to win at least 2 games, and could realisticly win all 4. Scarlets: two big home games, could win all 3, would that be enough even so? So Munster and Leinster certainly there already. Ulster could slide in the comming weeks, and the Blues should come into things. Dragons look set to have a big influence on the makeup of the play-offs, with three of the top 6 visiting Rodney Parade where they're usually strong. Very interesting, and I think I'll probably go with: Munster (81) Ospreys (70) Leinster (70) Blues (69) Ulster (65) Scalets (57) Ulster to just miss out due to the Blues game they have in hand. Edit: Leinster probably in second as they will have won one more game than the O's. [/QUOTE]
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