Rugby World Cup 2011

Rugby World Cup Fixtures

Date	Match	Time	Venue
September 2019
20 September	Japan v Russia	12:45	Ajinomoto Stadium
21 September	Australia v Fiji	06:45	Sapporo Dome
21 September	France v Argentina	09:15	Ajinomoto Stadium
21 September	New Zealand v South Africa	11:45	Yokohama International Stadium
22 September	Italy v Namibia	07:15	Higashiosaka Hanazono Rugby Stadium
22 September	Ireland v Scotland	09:45	Yokohama International Stadium
22 September	England v Tonga	12:15	Sapporo Dome
23 September	Wales v Georgia	12:15	City of Toyota Stadium
24 September	Russia v Samoa	12:15	Kumagaya Athletic Stadium
25 September	Fiji v Uruguay	07:15	Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium
26 September	Italy v Canada	09:45	Level5 Stadium
26 September	England v USA	12:45	NOEVIR Stadium Kobe
28 September	Argentina v Tonga	06:45	Higashiosaka Hanazono Rugby Stadium
28 September	Japan v Ireland	09:15	Shizuoka Stadium ECOPA
28 September	South Africa v Namibia	11:45	City of Toyota Stadium
29 September	Georgia v Uruguay	07:15	Kumagaya Athletic Stadium
29 September	Australia v Wales	09:45	Ajinomoto Stadium
30 September	Scotland v Samoa	12:15	NOEVIR Stadium Kobe
October 2019
02 October	France v USA	09:45	Level5 Stadium
02 October	New Zealand v Canada	12:15	Oita Bank Stadium
03 October	Georgia v Fiji	07:15	Higashiosaka Hanazono Rugby Stadium
03 October	Ireland v Russia	12:15	NOEVIR Stadium Kobe
04 October	South Africa v Italy	11:45	Shizuoka Stadium ECOPA
05 October	Australia v Uruguay	07:15	Oita Bank Stadium
05 October	England v Argentina	10:00	Ajinomoto Stadium
05 October	Japan v Samoa	12:30	City of Toyota Stadium
06 October	New Zealand v Namibia	06:45	Ajinomoto Stadium
06 October	France v Tonga	09:45	Egao Kenko Stadium
08 October	South Africa v Canada	12:15	NOEVIR Stadium Kobe
09 October	Argentina v USA	06:45	Kumagaya Athletic Stadium
09 October	Scotland v Russia	09:15	Shizuoka Stadium ECOPA
09 October	Wales v Fiji	11:45	Oita Bank Stadium
11 October	Australia v Georgia	12:15	Shizuoka Stadium ECOPA
12 October	New Zealand v Italy	06:45	City of Toyota Stadium
12 October	England v France	10:15	Yokohama International Stadium
12 October	Ireland v Samoa	12:45	Level5 Stadium
13 October	Namibia v Canada	05:15	Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium
13 October	USA v Tonga	07:45	Higashiosaka Hanazono Rugby Stadium
13 October	Wales v Uruguay	10:15	Egao Kenko Stadium
13 October	Japan v Scotland	12:45	Yokohama International Stadium
19 October	TBC v TBC	09:15	Oita Bank Stadium
19 October	TBC v TBC	12:15	Ajinomoto Stadium
20 October	TBC v TBC	09:15	Oita Bank Stadium
20 October	TBC v TBC	12:15	Ajinomoto Stadium
26 October	TBC v TBC	10:00	Yokohama International Stadium
27 October	TBC v TBC	11:00	Yokohama International Stadium
November 2019
01 November	TBC v TBC	11:00	Ajinomoto Stadium
02 November	TBC v TBC	11:00	Yokohama International Stadium

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New Zealand might have won the Rugby World Cup on Sunday but as Dr Code writes, the whole process began four years ago when All Blacks captain Richie McCaw led from the front and signed on the dotted line for four years to stay in New Zealand, turning down lucrative European offers in the process. Naturally, others soon followed...

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