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Division 1

Division I set for competitive action in Taipei

28 May, 2019 in Chinese Taipei, Asia Rugby Championship, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka by Asia Rugby

Singapore, Sri Lanka, Chinese Taipei and the Philippines will all compete for this year’s Asia Rugby Championship Division 1 title.

On 29 May Sri Lanka will face the Philippines while hosts Chinese Taipei take on Singapore.

Fixtures and Results >>>>>> #ARC2019D1

The winners will then meet on 1 June in the final at the Taipei Municipal Stadium.

Philippines vs Sri Lanka. Photo by Mark Cristino

As the highest ranked side in the competition, Sri Lanka (44th) will go in as favourites, but the Philippines (53rd), Singapore (57th) and hosts Chinese Taipei (63rd) will have hopes of moving up the rankings with victories in the tournament.

In 2018 the Philippines won the tournament beating Singapore 32-24 and 38-12 in a two-legged play-off in Manila and their aim is to reclaim the historic title they won for the first time since 2012.

Chinese Taipei were promoted from Division II for this year’s Division I and will face Singapore on home soil.

The matches will be streamed live on Asia Rugby’s Facebook and YouTube channels.

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Links to #ARC2019 Tournament Pages

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