The Rugby World Cup 2027 is a while away yet but the fixtures have been confirmed. There are several tasty matches for the supporters to look forward to.

One of the biggest in the pool stage will be hosts Australia taking on three-time winners New Zealand. They are old rivals and with it being in Australia, the mood will be tense.

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Of course the knockout phase fixtures will not be confirmed until the tournament plays out. However, the route to the final is still laid out with kick-off times and venues sealed.

South Africa will be bidding for a record-extending fifth trophy, while the likes of France and Argentina will be hoping to win for the first time.

Below is the complete list of fixtures as well as the results from the past few World Cups.

Rugby World Cup 2027 fixtures

Friday 1 October

  • Australia v Hong Kong China
    Perth Stadium
    Kick-off: 11.45am BST/6.45pm AEDT

Saturday 2 October

  • Wales v Zimbabwe
    Adelaide Oval
    Kick-off: 3.45am BST/12.15pm AEDT
  • New Zealand v Chile
    Perth Stadium
    Kick-off: 6.15am BST/1.15pm AEDT
  • France v USA
    Docklands Stadium
    Kick-off: 8.45am BST/5.45pm AEDT
  • England v Tonga
    Brisbane Stadium
    Kick-off: 11.15am BST/8.15pm AEDT

Sunday 3 October

  • Japan v Samoa
    Newcastle Stadium
    Kick-off: 2.15am BST/12.15pm AEDT
  • South Africa v Italy
    Adelaide Oval
    Kick-off: 4.45am BST/2.15pm AEDT
  • Scotland v Uruguay
    Docklands Stadium
    Kick-off: 7.15am BST/5.15pm AEDT
  • Georgia v Romania
    North Queensland Stadium
    Kick-off: 11.15am BST/20.15pm AEDT

Monday 4 October

  • Fiji v Spain
    Newcastle Stadium
    Kick-off: 4.15am BST/2.15pm AEDT
  • Ireland v Portugal
    Sydney Football Stadium
    Kick-off: 7.15am BST/5.15pm AEDT
  • Argentina v Canada
    Brisbane Stadium
    Kick-off:9.45am BST/6.45pm AEDT

Friday 8 October

  • Wales v Tonga
    Docklands Stadium
    Kick-off: 8.15am BST/6.15pm AEDT
  • England v Zimbabwe
    Adelaide Oval
    Kick-off: 10.45am BST/8.15pm AEDT

Saturday 9 October

  • USA v Samoa
    Perth Stadium
    Kick-off: 5.15am BST/12.15pm AEDT
  • New Zealand v Australia
    Stadium Australia
    Kick-off: 7.10am BST/5.10pm AEDT
  • France v Japan
    Brisbane Stadium
    Kick-off: 9.45am BST/6.45pm AEDT
  • Chile v Hong Kong China
    North Queensland Stadium
    Kick-off:11.15am BST/ 8.15pm AEDT

Sunday 10 October

  • Fiji v Canada
    Adelaide Oval
    Kick-off: 2.45am BST/12.15pm AEDT
  • Argentina v Spain
    Docklands Stadium
    Kick-off: 5.15am BST/3.15pm AEDT
  • South Africa v Georgia
    Brisbane Stadium
    Kick-off:7.45am BST/4.45pm AEDT
  • Ireland v Scotland
    Perth Stadium
    Kick-off: 10.45am BST/5.45pm AEDT

Monday 11 October

  • Uruguay v Portugal
    Newcastle Stadium
    Kick-off: 7.15am BST/5.15pm AEDT
  • Italy v Romania
    Sydney Football Stadium
    Kick-off:9.45pm BST/7.45pm AEDT

Friday 15 October

  • New Zealand v Hong Kong China
    Docklands Stadium
    Kick-off: 7.15am BST/5.15pm AEDT
  • Japan v USA
    Adelaide Oval
    Kick-off: 10.30am BST/8pm AEDT
  • Tonga v Zimbabwe
    North Queensland Stadium
    Kick-off: 11.15am BST/8.15pm AEDT

Saturday 16 October

  • Argentina v Fiji
    Adelaide Oval
    Kick-off: 3.45am BST/1.15pm AEDT
  • Australia v Chile
    Brisbane Stadium
    Kick-off: 6.10am BST/3.10pm AEDT
  • England v Wales
    Stadium Australia
    Kick-off: 9.45am BST/7.45pm AEDT
  • Spain v Canada
    North Queensland Stadium
    Kick-off: 11.15am BST/8.15pm AEDT

Sunday 17 October

  • Italy v Georgia
    Newcastle Stadium
    Kick-off: 2.15am BST/12.15pm AEDT
  • Ireland v Uruguay
    Docklands Stadium
    Kick-off: 4.45am BST/ 2.45pm AEDT
  • Scotland v Portugal
    Brisbane Stadium
    Kick-off: 7.15am BST /4.15pm AEDT
  • France v Samoa
    Sydney Football Stadium
    Kick-off: 9.45am BST/7.45pm AEDT
  • South Africa v Romania
    Perth Stadium
    Kick-off: 12.15pm BST/7.15am AEDT

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Round of 16

Saturday 23 October

  • Pool C runner-up v Pool F runner-up
    Sydney Football Stadium
    Kick-off: 4.15am BST/2.15pm AEDT
  • Pool A winner v Pool C/E/F best third 
    Brisbane Stadium
    Kick-off: 6.45am BST/3.45pm AEDT
  • Pool E winner v Pool D runner-up
    Docklands Stadium
    Kick-off:9.15am BST/7.15pm AEDT
  • Pool B winner v Pool D/E/F best third
    Perth Stadium
    Kick-off:11.45am BST/6.45pm AEDT

Sunday 24 October

  • Pool C winner v Pool A/E/F best third
    Sydney Football Stadium
    Kick-off: 4.15am BST/2.15pm AEDT
  • Pool D winner v Pool B/E/F best third
    Docklands Stadium
    Kick-off: 6.45am BST/3.45pm AEDT
  • Pool A runner-up v Pool E runner-up
    Brisbane Stadium
    Kick-off:9.15am BST/7.15pm AEDT
  • Pool F winner v Pool B runner-up
    Perth Stadium
    Kick-off:11.45am BST/6.45pm AEDT

Quarter-finals

Saturday 31 October

  • Winner R16 (2) v Winner R16 (4)
    Stadium Australia
    Kick-off: 6.45am BST/3.45pm AEDT
  • Winner R16 (1) v Winner R16 (3)
    Brisbane Stadium
    Kick-off:9.45am BST/6.45pm AEDT

Sunday 1 November

  • Winner R16 (5) v Winner R16 (6)
    Brisbane Stadium
    Kick-off:6am BST/4pm AEDT
  • Winner R16 (7) v Winner R16 (8)
    Stadium Australia
    Kick-off:9am BST/8pm AEDT

Semi-finals

Friday 5 November

  • Winner QF1 v Winner QF2
    Stadium Australia
    Kick-off:9am BST/8pm AEDT

Saturday 6 November

  • Winner QF3 v Winner QF4
    Kick-off:9am BST/8pm AEDT

Bronze final

Friday 12 November

  • Runner-up SF1 v Runner-up SF2
    Stadium Australia
    Kick-off:8.45am BST/7.45pm AEDT

Final

Saturday 13 November

  • Winner SF1 v Winner SF2
    Stadium Australia
    Kick-off:9am BST/8pm AEDT

Rugby World Cup 2023 Results

POOL A – New Zealand, France, Italy, Uruguay, Namibia

Fri 8 Sept France 27-13 New Zealand (Paris) France inflict first RWC pool defeat on NZ

Sat 9 Sept Italy 52-8 Namibia (Saint-Étienne) Italy blow Namibia away in second half

Thu 14 Sept France 27-12 Uruguay (Lille) France given huge scare by impressive Uruguay

Fri 15 Sept New Zealand 71-3 Namibia (Toulouse) De Groot red card mars 11-try romp

Wed 20 Sept Italy 38-17 Uruguay (Nice) Italy survive first-half scare

Thu 21 Sept France 96-0 Namibia (Marseille) Record France win marred by Dupont injury

Wed 27 Sept Uruguay 36-26 Namibia (Lyon) Huge comeback denies Namibia first RWC win

Fri 29 Sept New Zealand 96-17 Italy (Lyon) Aaron Smith hat-trick as New Zealand run riot

Thu 5 Oct New Zealand 73-0 Uruguay (Lyon) Three tries disallowed in quick succession

Fri 6 Oct France 60-7 Italy (Lyon) Hosts France book quarter-final with impressive win

POOL B – South Africa, Ireland, Scotland, Romania, Tonga

Sat 9 Sept Ireland 82-8 Romania (Bordeaux) Ireland crush Romania with record score

Sun 10 Sept South Africa 18-3 Scotland (Marseille) South Africa escape Kriel red card

Sat 16 Sept Ireland 59-16 Tonga (Nantes) Sexton becomes Ireland’s record point-scorer

Sun 17 Sept South Africa 76-0 Romania (Bordeaux) Reinach and Mapimpi bag hat-tricks

Sat 23 Sept South Africa 8-13 Ireland (Paris) Ireland beat South Africa in classic

Sun 24 Sept Scotland 45-17 Tonga (Nice) A first Scotland World Cup win in 2023

Sat 30 Sept Scotland 84-0 Romania (Lille) Scotland try blitz boosts points difference

Sun 1 Oct South Africa 49-18 Tonga (Marseille) Watch Koch’s shoulder set up SA try

Sat 7 Oct Ireland 36-14 Scotland (Paris) Ireland-All Blacks is on after Scots seen off

Sun 8 Oct Tonga 45-24 Romania (Lille) Romania and Tonga put on gloriously bonkers display

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POOL C – Wales, Australia, Fiji, Georgia, Portugal

Sat 9 Sept Australia 35-15 Georgia (Paris) Australia ease past Georgia

Sun 10 Sept Wales 32-26 Fiji (Bordeaux) Watch Fiji stun Wales with sensational try

Sat 16 Sept Wales 28-8 Portugal (Nice) Watch Louis Rees-Zammit celebrate like Ronaldo

Sun 17 Sept Australia 15-22 Fiji (Saint-Étienne) Fiji beat Australia for first time in 69 years

Sat 23 Sept Georgia 18-18 Portugal (Toulouse) Georgia and Portugal in thrilling 18-18 draw

Sun 24 Sept Wales 40-6 Australia (Lyon) Wales batter woeful Wallabies

Sat 30 Sept Fiji 17-12 Georgia (Bordeaux) Fiji move to brink of quarter-finals

Sun 1 Oct Australia 34-14 Portugal (Saint-Étienne) Australia keep their faint hopes alive

Sat 7 Oct Wales 43-19 Georgia (Nantes) Rees-Zammit ensures a Welsh clean sweep

Sun 8 Oct Fiji 23-24 Portugal (Toulouse) Fiji reach quarter-finals despite sensational defeat

POOL D – England, Japan, Argentina, Samoa, Chile

Sat 9 Sept England 27-10 Argentina (Marseille) Ford fires 14-man England to huge upset

Sun 10 Sept Japan 42-12 Chile (Toulouse) Japan beat World Cup debutants Chile

Sat 16 Sept Samoa 43-10 Chile (Bordeaux) Samoa power to victory over Chile

Sun 17 Sept England 34-12 Japan (Nice) England put one foot in quarter-final

Fri 22 Sept Argentina 19-10 Samoa (Saint-Étienne) See silly Samoa card after 30 seconds

Sat 23 Sept England 71-0 Chile (Lille) Henry Arundell and the England next gen score freely

Thu 28 Sept Japan 28-22 Samoa (Toulouse) Japan stay in the fight by seeing off Samoa

Sat 30 Sept Argentina 59-5 Chile (Nantes) Argentina set up quarter-final shootout

Sat 7 Oct England 18-17 Samoa (Lille) Late Danny Care heroics spare England’s blushes

Sun 8 Oct Japan 27-39 Argentina (Nantes) Argentina advance after Carreras hat-trick

Quarter-finals

Sat 14 Oct Wales 17-29 Argentina (Marseille) Interception sees Pumas race into semis

Sat 14 Oct Ireland 24-28 New Zealand (Paris) Ireland left heartbroken by All Blacks

Sun 15 Oct England 30-24 Fiji (Marseille) England repel ferocious Fiji comeback

Sun 15 Oct France 28-29 South Africa (Paris) Ruthless Springboks knock out hosts

Semi-finals

Fri 20 Oct Argentina 6-44 New Zealand (Paris) All Blacks cruise into their fifth final

Sat 21 Oct England 15-16 South Africa (Paris) Nervy Springboks scrape into the final

Third-place match

Fri 27 Oct England 26-23 Argentina (Paris) England win bronze as RWC goes full circle

Final

Sat 28 Oct New Zealand 11-12 South Africa (Paris) Boks beat 14-man All Blacks by one point

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Rugby World Cup 2019 Results

POOL A

Ireland, Scotland, Japan, Russia, Samoa

Fri 20 Sep Japan 30-10 Russia (Tokyo) Match report

Sun 22 Sep Ireland 27-3 Scotland (Yokohama) Match Report

Tue 24 Sep Russia 9-34 Samoa (Kumagaya) Match Report

Sat 28 Sep Japan 19-12 Ireland (Shizuoka) Match Report

Mon 30 Sep Scotland 34-0 Samoa (Kobe), Match Report

Thu 3 Oct Ireland 35-0 Russia (Kobe), Match Report

Sat 5 Oct Japan 38-19 Samoa (Toyota) Match Report

Wed 9 Oct Scotland 61-0 Russia (Shizuoka) Match Report

Sat 12 Oct Ireland 47-5 Samoa (Fukuoka) Match Report

Sun 13 Oct Japan 28-21 Scotland (Yokohama) Match Report

POOL B

New Zealand, South Africa, Italy, Namibia, Canada

Sat 21 Sep New Zealand 23-13 South Africa (Yokohama) Match report

Sun 22 Sep Italy 47-22 Namibia (Osaka) Match Report

Thu 26 Sept Italy 48-7 Canada (Fukuoka) Match report

Sat 28 Sep South Africa 57-3 Namibia (Toyota) Match report

Wed 2 Oct New Zealand 63-0 Canada (Oita) Match Report

Fri 4 Oct South Africa 49-3 Italy (Shizuoka) Match Report

Sun 6 Oct New Zealand 71-9 Namibia (Tokyo) Match report

Tue 8 Oct South Africa 66-7 Canada (Kobe), Match Report

Sat 12 Oct New Zealand 0-0 Italy (Toyota), Match cancelled – click here for story

Sun 13 Oct Namibia 0-0 Canada (Kamaishi), Match cancelled – click here for story

POOL C

England, France, Argentina, USA, Tonga

Sat 21 Sep France 23-21 Argentina (Tokyo) Match report

Sun 22 Sep England 35-3 Tonga (Sapporo) Match report

Thu 26 Sep England 45-7 USA (Kobe) Match Report

Sat 28 Sep Argentina 28-12 Tonga (Osaka), Match Report

Wed 2 Oct France 33-9 USA (Fukuoka), Match Report

Sat 5 Oct England 39-10 Argentina (Tokyo) Match Report

Sun 6 Oct France 23-21 Tonga (Kumamoto) Match report

Wed 9 Oct Argentina 47-17 USA (Kumagaya) Match Report

Sat 12 Oct England 0-0 France (Yokohama), Match cancelled – click here for story

Sun 13 Oct USA 19-31 Tonga (Osaka) Match report

POOL D

Australia, Wales, Georgia, Fiji, Uruguay

Sat 21 Sep Australia 39-21 Fiji (Sapporo) Match report

Mon 23 Sep Wales 43-14 Georgia (Toyota) Match report

Wed 25 Sep Fiji 27-30 Uruguay (Kamaishi) Match report

Sun 29 Sep Georgia 33-7 Uruguay (Kumagaya) Match Report

Sun 29 Sep Australia 25-29 Wales (Tokyo) Match report

Thu 3 Oct Georgia 10-45 Fiji (Osaka), Match Report

Sat 5 Oct Australia 45-10 Uruguay (Oita) Match report

Wed 9 Oct Wales 29-17 Fiji (Oita) Match Report

Fri 11 Oct Australia 27-8 Georgia (Shizuoka) Match Report

Sun 13 Oct Wales 35-13 Uruguay (Kumamoto) Match Report

Quarter-finals

Sat 19 Oct England 40-16 Australia (Oita) Match Report

Sat 19 Oct New Zealand 46-14 Ireland (Tokyo) Match Report

Sun 20 Oct Wales 20-19 France (Oita) Match Report

Sun 20 Oct Japan 3-26 South Africa (Tokyo) Match Report

Semi-finals

Sat 26 Oct England 19-7 New Zealand (Yokohama) Match Report

Sun 27 Oct Wales 16-19 South Africa (Yokohama) Match Report

Third-place play-off

Fri 1 Nov New Zealand 40-17 Wales (Tokyo) Match Report

World Cup Final

Sat 2 Nov England 12-32 South Africa (Yokohama) Match Report

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