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The 2023 Rugby World Cup will be the 10th edition of the quadrennial world championship for men's rugby union teams. It is scheduled to take place in France from September 8 to October 28 in nine venues across the country.
- Wilkinson is regarded as one of the all-time great kickers, winning the 2003 Rugby World Cup with England, while Tindall later married Zara Phillips, Queen Elizabeth’s granddaughter
- Pollard won the 2023 Rugby World Cup with South Africa, while New Zealand player Sonny Bill Williams is also a former successful professional heavyweight boxer
The extra security will deter a repeat of the 2022 Champions League final in Paris, where chaos erupted and police used tear gas on fans.
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Jones was fired by England last month after overseeing team’s worst year since 2008. New Zealander Dave Rennie previously ruled out working with the 62-year-old.
Former South Africa wing, whose country face England on Saturday, takes part in 100km trek through the desert alongside the likes of Steve Waugh.
Portugal will not travel to next year’s Rugby World Cup in France as ‘pushovers’ despite being the 20th and last team to qualify for the tournament, says coach Patrice Lagisquet.
Head coach Patrice Lagisquet will cut his celebrations short despite dramatic achievement in Dubai, as he heads back to his insurance office on Monday.
Scrum-half Samuel Marques kicks penalty with time up to salvage a 16-16 draw against the USA, sending his team through on points difference.
In a battle of contrasting styles, it is almost impossible to predict whose journey to France 2023 will come to a juddering halt.
Gary Gold says his side will have their work cut out for them in final game of Rugby World Cup qualifying tournament in Dubai.
City’s 49-7 defeat by USA Eagles in Rugby World Cup final qualifying ‘up there as one of toughest games I’ve ever played, physically,’ admits Hong Kong captain Josh Hrstich.
USA forward power too much for Hong Kong, who go down 49-7 in bruising encounter, after Portugal run 13 tries in against Kenya.
Two sides will play each other in Dubai on Saturday in the second round of matches of the final qualifying tournament for the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
Lewis Evans’ injury-hit side have seen three more players ruled out for Saturday’s game against the USA in Dubai tournament.
Hong Kong face USA next in a game they have to win if they are to stand any chance of making it to Paris.
Exciting wing Raffaele Storti scores twice as Portugal’s pace and variation prove too good in Dubai.
Dylan Fawsitt and Christian Dyer grab hat-tricks for US, who are favourites to win four-team competition in Dubai
Head coach Lewis Evans has opted for a new partnership at half-back, while there are also changes on the wing and in the forwards.
Last chance to qualify for 2023 Rugby World Cup begins in Dubai on Sunday, and head coach Lewis Evans is ‘looking to fly someone out in next 24 hours’ after injury.
Hong Kong have never qualified for a World Cup, and face tough opposition in Portugal, Kenya and the US, but centre Tom Hill ‘genuinely thinks’ the field is wide open to secure a spot for Paris 2023.
The likes of lock James Cunningham and hooker Alex Post will form the spine the Hong Kong squad for next month’s World Cup repechage tournament in Dubai.
Teams from Hong Kong, Kenya, Portugal and USA will face each other in a round-robin format for the last spot at France 2023.
The Wallabies produced an impressive performance with a 25-17 win over South Africa in their Rugby Championship Test at Adelaide Oval.
Ian Foster will coach the All Blacks through to next year’s World Cup, New Zealand Rugby said on Wednesday, giving him a vote of confidence despite recent poor performances.
Lewis Evans’ team looked sharp in first half, but Tonga proved too strong, booking their spot in World Cup Pool B alongside South Africa, Ireland, Scotland and Romania.
The 19th team in the 20-team Rugby World Cup in France next year is set to be determined Saturday on what is expected to be a mud-splattered pitch in a 10,000-seat stadium north of Brisbane.
Lewis Evans has made six changes to the starting 15 that won the Asia Rugby Championship against South Korea two weeks ago, and has named six forwards on the bench.
Star trio Israel Folau, Malakai Fekitoa and Charles Piutau all missing from side for Saturday’s clash on the Sunshine Coast.
Two sides will play each other on Australia’s Sunshine Coast on July 23, with winners going to Paris next year.
Victory over Kenya sees Johan Deysel’s side qualify for event for seventh time in a row. Losers Kenya now go into repechage tournament alongside Portugal, with two from USA, Chile, Tonga and Hong Kong to join them.
