The Rugby World Cup (RWC) is one of the world's most anticipated sports events. The 10th edition of the tournament is set to take place in France in 2023, promising to showcase the very best of international rugby. With teams from across the globe competing for the coveted Webb Ellis Cup, fans can expect thrilling matches and fierce rivalries.
The Rugby World Cup was first held in 1987 and has since grown to become one of the most watched and celebrated sporting events worldwide. The tournament takes place every four years and has seen a number of memorable moments and legendary players grace its stages.
New Zealand: The the most successful team in Rugby World Cup history, New Zealand is known for their fast-paced and skillful style of play.
England: As the runners-up in the 2019 tournament, England boasts a strong and disciplined squad capable of challenging any opponent.
South Africa: The Springboks, winners of the 2019 Rugby World Cup, are known for their physicality and defensive prowess.
Australia: The Wallabies have a rich history in Rugby World Cups, having won the tournament twice. They are always a formidable force on the field.
Ireland: Currently ranked as the number one team in the world, Ireland has a strong and talented squad with high expectations for this tournament.
New Zealand is often regarded as the favorite to win the tournament, given their past successes and strong rugby culture.
However, England, South Africa, and Australia are also considered strong contenders.
Ultimately, the Rugby World Cup is known for its unpredictability, and any team could emerge victorious.
Ireland's Number One Status: Ireland's rise to the number one spot in the world rankings has been impressive, and fans will be eager to see if they can live up to this status in the Rugby World Cup.
With a talented and experienced squad, they have the potential to go far in the tournament and challenge the traditional powerhouses.
Top 5 Players to watch!
As the countdown begins, it's time to take a look at the top 5 players who according to The Rugby Paper are set to make a mark on the tournament.
The Toulouse scrum half, known as the ‘Haaland of Rugby,’ has been the wonder kid to watch in the Six Nations. Known as a master tactician and probably the best scrum half we see on the international stage, Dupont has a flair to the game that no other Northern Hemisphere player consists of.
Ireland fans with Rugby World Cup 2023 tickets were in shock when Ireland lost their top-tier tight head prop Tadhg Furlong just before the game against Wales. Furlong has been pivotal in Ireland’s success, but Bealham ensured the setback was not too much.
Sexton, a seasoned player, is a household name in Irish rugby and is returning for another attempt at the Rugby World Cup. At 37, Sexton has aged like a fine wine.
If the All Blacks need to win this Rugby World Cup 2023, they need Aaron Smith to be their key player. One of the best half-backs in World Rugby, Smith has continuously proven what a threat he is with the ball.
The Springboks mean serious business, and the big center is set for a massive 2023 after regaining his complete fitness levels. Jessie Kriel did a fantastic job in 2022, but the likes of Am in defense will be crucial for their title defense.
Below is the complete match schedule for the Rugby World Cup 2023, including all the group stages and knockout stages. Please note that the times listed are in local time in Vienna, Austria (CEST): Check out sports page and make your table reservations here
Ireland with 91.82 points
New Zealand with 90.77 points
South Africa with 88.97 points
England with 81.01 points
Australia with 79.87 points
Betting companies usually favor New Zealand as the frontrunners, closely followed by England and South Africa but as we speak 07.08.2023 France are favorites to win at 2/1
However, it's important to remember that upsets are common in rugby, and the outcome of the tournament is far from certain.
According to an article on Oddschecker1, the top four teams to win the Rugby World Cup 2023 are:
For rugby enthusiasts in Vienna, all the Rugby World Cup 2023 games will be live at Charlie PS Irish pub. Get ready to witness the excitement and drama as teams battle it out for rugby's ultimate prize.
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Saturday, 16 September
Samoa vs Chile (Pool D) @ 15:00
Wales vs Portugal (Pool C) @ 17:45
Ireland vs Tonga (Pool B) @ 21:00
Sunday, 17 September
South Africa vs Romania (Pool B) @ 15:00
Australia vs Fiji (Pool C) @ 17:45
England vs Japan (Pool D) @ 21:00
Wednesday, 20 September
Thursday, 21 September
Friday, 22 September
Saturday, 23 September
Georgia vs Portugal (Pool C) @ 14:00
England vs Chile (Pool D) @ 17:45
South Africa vs Ireland (Pool B) @ 21:00
Sunday, 24 September
Scotland vs Tonga (Pool B) @ 17:45
Wales vs Australia (Pool C) @ 21:00
Wednesday, 27 September
Thursday, 28 September
Friday, 29 September
Saturday, 30 September
Argentina vs Chile (Pool D) @ 15:00
Fiji vs Georgia (Pool C) @ 17:45
Scotland vs Romania (Pool B) @ 21:00
Sunday, 1 October
Australia vs Portugal (Pool C) @ 17:45
South Africa vs Tonga (Pool B) @ 21:00
Thursday, 5 October
Friday, 6 October
Saturday, 7 October
Wales vs Georgia (Pool C) @ 15:00
England vs Samoa (Pool D) @ 17:45
Ireland vs Scotland (Pool B) @ 21:00
Sunday, 8 October
Japan vs Argentina (Pool D) @ 13:00
Tonga vs Romania (Pool B) @ 17:45
Fiji vs Portugal (Pool C) @ 21:00
Saturday, 14 October
(Quarter-final 1) Winner Pool C vs Runner-up Pool D @ 17:00
(Quarter-final 2) Winner Pool B vs Runner-up Pool A @ 21:00
Sunday, 15 October
(Quarter-final 3) Winner Pool D vs Runner-up Pool C @ 17:00
(Quarter-final 4) Winner Pool A vs Runner-up Pool B @ 21:00
Friday, 20 October
(Semi-final 1) Winner Quarter-final 1 vs Winner Quarter-final 2 @ 21:00
Saturday, 21 October
(Semi-final 2) Winner Quarter-final 3 vs Winner Quarter-final 4 @ 21:00
Friday, 27 October
(Bronze Final) Runner-up Semi-final 1 vs Runner-up Semi-final 2 @ 21:00
Saturday, 28 October
(Final) Winner Semi-final 1 vs Winner Semi-final 2 @ 21:00
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