Following England\u2019s famous 33-19 victory over the All Blacks, here are the latest World Rugby rankings.<\/p>\n
Updated after Wales\u2019 win over Japan, Ireland\u2019s thrashing of Australia, and France\u2019s victory over Fiji.<\/p>\n
England move ahead of Ireland<\/p>\n
George Ford produced a man-of-the-match performance, scoring 13 points including two drop goals as Steve Borthwick\u2019s men beat New Zealand for the first time since 2019.<\/p>\n
The result also saw England<\/a> march to their 10th successive victory, which started with a 26-25 round two victory over France in the Six Nations earlier this year.<\/p>\n It has been rewarded with a move up the World Rugby<\/a> rankings, moving up to third place, ahead of Ireland. This is despite Ireland\u2019s 46-19 victory over Australia in Dublin, as Andy Farrell\u2019s charges did not earn any rating points for the win.<\/p>\n England earned 1.03 rating points by beating the All Blacks, giving them a 0.24 buffer over the Irish; however, it was not enough to usurp New Zealand in second. Despite losing 1.03 rating points in defence, the All Blacks<\/a> remained second in the rankings, holding a 1.24 buffer over Borthwick\u2019s side.<\/p>\n France earned 0.12 points for their 34-21 win over Fiji, but that was not enough to regain fourth.<\/p>\n England win 10 on the trot as George Ford is the architect of the All Blacks\u2019 demise in dominant second half showing<\/a><\/p>\n Meanwhile, the Springboks earned no ranking points following their win over Italy in Turin. Rassie Erasmus\u2019 men overcame another early red card to down the Azzurri 32-14. Italy did not lose any ranking points in defeat.<\/p>\n The Azzurri cling on to 10th position despite Georgia putting Canada to the sword in a 38-17 victory. As for Wales, they retained 12th position after beating Japan 24-23.<\/p>\n The World Rugby rankings are officially updated on Monday afternoon.<\/p>\n