Six Nations contest the annual title. Level 2 - Trophy. The next five ranked European teams bid for the Trophy title. Level 3 - Conference 1 Level 4 - Conference 2 Level 5 - Development. A relegation system is maintained across all levels two-year, moving away from the one-year system in place since 2016. Current divisions and standings (2022–2023) Updated through 19 February 2023 Predecessor tournaments FIRA Tournaments (1936–1938) Rugby Union European Cup (1952–1954) FIRA Nations Cup (1965–1973) FIRA Trophy (1973–1997) FIRA Tournament (1996–1999) European Nations Cup (2000–2016) Rugby Europe International Championships (2016–) First Format Second Format Statistics (2000–present) All-time table Performance by team Records (since 2000) Updated as of 21 March 2022 Division 1A Titles Most titles: 14 – (2001, 2007–2008, 2008–2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022) Most consecutive titles: 6 – (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016) Top division appearances 22 (joint record) – (2000–present), (2000–present) Wins most wins overall: 97 – most home wins overall: 49 – most away wins overall: 46 – most consecutive wins overall: 19 – (1 February 2014 – 12 March 2017) most consecutive home wins: 32 – (14 March 2009 – present) most consecutive away wins: 9 – (8 February 2014 – 19 March 2017) Draws most draws overall: 5 – Losses most losses overall: 60 – Points most points scored in a season: 389 – (10 games – 2005–2006 ) 198 (5 games – 2018 ) fewest points conceded in a season: 75 – (10 games – 2015–2016 ) 33 (5 games – 2016) most points conceded in a season: 556 – (10 games – 2005–2006) 359 (5 games – 2018 ) fewest points scored in a season: 58 – (10 games – 2008–2009 ) 34 (5 games – 2018 ) most points scored in a match: 101 – ( 98–3 7 April 2007) most points scored in a match by one team 98 ( 98–3 7 April 2007) biggest winning margin: 97 – ( 97–0 19 March 2005) most points scored by losing team: 38 (joint record) – , ; matches ( 38–40 , 30 March 2003, 41–38 , 11 February 2017) biggest draw: 25 – ( v 6 February 2022) fewest points scored in a match: 12 (joint record) – 9–3 19 March 2000, 6–6 , 22 February 2004, 9–3 , 6 March 2004) fewest points scored by winning team: 8 ( 8–7