Skip to content From 16th to 24th September 2023, the Côte d’Azur capital will host several of the world’s leading rugby nations at the Stade de Nice. D-365 before the Rugby World Cup 2023 in Nice!
Official programFollow the 4 group matches of the Rugby World Cup 2023 live from the
Stade de Nice or on all the sites that will broadcast the event (bars and restaurants). - Wales – Winner of final qualifying tournament / 16th September 2023
- England – Japan / 17th September 2023
- Italy – Uruguay / 20th September 2023
- Scotland – Asia / Pacific 1 / 24th September
2023
Friday, 8 September
FRANCE V NEW ZEALAND
Pool A – Stade De France, Saint-Denis Saturday, 9 September
ITALY V AFRICA 1
Pool A – Stade Geoffroy Guichard, Saint-Étienne Saturday, 9 September
IRELAND V EUROPE 2
Pool B Stade De Bordeaux,
Bordeaux Saturday, 9 September
AUSTRALIA V EUROPE 1
Pool C – Stade De France, Saint-Denis Saturday, 9 September
ENGLAND V ARGENTINA
Pool D – Stade Vélodrome, Marseille Sunday, 10 September
JAPAN V AMERICAS 2
Pool D Stadium De Toulouse, Toulouse Sunday, 10 September
SOUTH AFRICA V
SCOTLAND
Pool B – Stade Vélodrome, Marseille Sunday, 10 September
WALES V FIJI
Pool C – Stade De Bordeaux, Bordeaux Thursday, 14 September
FRANCE V AMERICAS 1
Pool A – Stade Pierre Mauroy, Lille Friday, 15 September
NEW ZEALAND V AFRICA 1
Pool A – Stadium De Toulouse, Toulouse Saturday,
16 September
OCEANIA 1 V AMERICAS 2
Pool D – Stade De Bordeaux, Bordeaux Saturday, 16 September
WALES V FINAL QUALIFIER WINNER
Pool C – Stade De Nice, Nice Saturday, 16 September
IRELAND V ASIA / PACIFIC 1
Pool B – Stade De La Beaujoire, Nantes Sunday, 17 September
SOUTH AFRICA V EUROPE
2
Pool B – Stade De Bordeaux, Bordeaux Sunday, 17 September
AUSTRALIA V FIJI
Pool C – Stade Geoffroy Guichard, Saint-Étienne Sunday, 17 September
ENGLAND V JAPAN
Pool D – Stade De Nice, Nice Wednesday, 20 September
ITALY V AMERICAS 1
Pool A – Stade De Nice, Nice Thursday, 21
September
FRANCE V AFRICA 1
Pool A – Stade Vélodrome, Marseille Friday, 22 September
ARGENTINA V OCEANIA 1
Pool D – Stade Geoffroy Guichard, Saint-Étienne Saturday, 23 September
EUROPE 1 V FINAL QUALIFIER WINNER
Pool C – Stadium De Toulouse, Toulouse Saturday, 23 September
ENGLAND V AMERICAS
2
Pool D – Stade Pierre Mauroy, Lille Saturday, 23 September
SOUTH AFRICA V IRELAND
Pool B – Stade De France, Saint-Denis Sunday, 24 September
SCOTLAND V ASIA / PACIFIC 1
Pool B – Stade De Nice, Nice Sunday, 24 September
WALES V AUSTRALIA
Pool C – Parc Ol, Lyon Wednesday,
27 September
AMERICAS 1 V AFRICA 1
Pool A – Parc Ol, Lyon Thursday, 28 September
JAPAN V OCEANIA 1
Pool D – Stadium De Toulouse, Toulouse Friday, 29 September
NEW ZEALAND V ITALY
Pool A – Parc Ol, Lyon Saturday, 30 September
ARGENTINA V AMERICAS 2
Pool D –
Stade De La Beaujoire, Nantes Saturday, 30 September
FIJI V EUROPE 1
Pool C – Stade De Bordeaux, Bordeaux Saturday, 30 September
SCOTLAND V EUROPE 2
Pool B – Stade Pierre Mauroy, Lille Sunday, 1 October
AUSTRALIA V FINAL QUALIFIER WINNER
Pool C – Stade Geoffroy Guichard, Saint-Étienne Sunday, 1
October
SOUTH AFRICA V ASIA / PACIFIC 1
Pool B – Stade Vélodrome, Marseille Thursday, 5 October
NEW ZEALAND V AMERICAS 1
Pool A – Parc Ol, Lyon Friday, 6 October
FRANCE V ITALY
Pool A – Parc Ol, Lyon Saturday, 7 October
WALES V EUROPE 1
Pool C – Stade De La Beaujoire,
Nantes Saturday, 7 October
ENGLAND V OCEANIA 1
Pool D – Stade Pierre Mauroy, Lille Saturday, 7 October
IRELAND V SCOTLAND
Pool B – Stade De France, Saint-Denis Sunday, 8 October
JAPAN V ARGENTINA
Pool D – Stade De La Beaujoire, Nantes Sunday, 8 October
ASIA / PACIFIC 1 V EUROPE 2
Pool B –
Stade Pierre Mauroy, Lille Sunday, 8 October
FIJI V FINAL QUALIFIER WINNER
Pool C – Stadium De Toulouse, Toulouse Saturday, 14 October
QUARTER-FINAL 1
Winner Pool C V Runner-Up Pool D
Stade Vélodrome, Marseille Saturday, 14 October
QUARTER-FINAL 2
Winner Pool B V Runner-Up Pool A
Stade De France, Saint-Denis Sunday,
15 October
QUARTER-FINAL 3
Winner Pool D V Runner-Up Pool C
Stade Vélodrome, Marseille Sunday, 15 October
QUARTER-FINAL 4
Winner Pool A V Runner-Up Pool B
Stade De France, Saint-Denis Friday, 20 October
SEMI-FINAL 1
Winner Quarter-Final 1 V Winner Quarter-Final 2
Stade De France, Saint-Denis Saturday, 21
October
SEMI-FINAL 2
Winner Quarter-Final 3 V Winner Quarter-Final 4
Stade De France, Saint-Denis Friday, 27 October
BRONZE FINAL
Runner-Up Semi-Final 1 V Runner-Up Semi-Final 2
Stade De France, Saint-Denis Saturday, 28 October
FINAL
Winner Semi-Final 1 V Winner Semi-Final 2
Stade De France, Saint-Denis
Where are the Rugby World Cup games 2023?
The 2023 Rugby World Cup is scheduled to be the tenth Rugby World Cup, the quadrennial world championship for men's rugby union teams. It is scheduled to take place in France from 8 September to 28 October 2023 in nine venues across the country.
Who is playing in the Rugby World Cup 2023?
Twelve of the 20 teams qualified automatically by finishing in the top three places of their Rugby World Cup 2019 pool. These 12 teams are: South Africa, New Zealand, England, Wales, Ireland, France, Australia, Japan, Scotland, Argentina, Fiji and Italy.
Can I buy tickets for the RWC 2023?
For the first time, fans from across the world will have the opportunity to purchase tickets for individual matches to Rugby World Cup 2023. A pre-sale period of 24 hours will be reserved for members of the 2023 Family on Tuesday 13 September at 18:00 (CEST).
Who is most likely to win the 2023 Rugby World Cup?
France are the favourites to win next year's Rugby World Cup, despite Ireland overtaking them as the number one ranked team in the world. In fact, bookmakers only have Ireland as fourth favourites to win the tournament, behind New Zealand and about level with England.
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