
17 Mar
Scarlets coach Nigel Davies says the innovations in the Magners League will be good for the competitiveness of the cross-border competition.
Pete Griffin
The tournament will consist of an 18 weekend league stage, when all ten teams will play each other on a home and away basis, with the top four teams at the end of the season qualifying for a play-off semi-final and final.
The champions of the 2009/10 Magners League will be the winners of the final. The tournament will run from the first weekend in September with the final the last weekend in May 2010.
There will be no League matches on the RBS Six Nations weekends, with a previous break coinciding with the timing of the Autumn internationals.
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