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Beating the Springboks in Perth was a moment to savour for Australia - and they had their moments in the Bledisloe Cup losses against New Zealand
World Rugby has today announced Isuzu Motors Limited, a global provider of commercial vehicles and mobility solutions, as the Official Automotive Partner of Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 and Women’s Rugby World Cup 2029, both to be hosted in Australia.
World Rugby has today announced Woolworths, Australia and New Zealand’s leading retail group, as the Official Supermarket Supporter of Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 and Women’s Rugby World Cup 2029, both to be hosted in Australia.
With 365 days to go, Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 is already capturing the imagination of fans worldwide, with more than half of all available tickets sold for rugby’s biggest and most ambitious tournament yet.
As South African players and coaches host a training clinic for children in Western Australia to mark the announcement of the 29 Outdoor Training Venues for Men's Rugby World Cup 2027, Springboks assistant coach Mzwandile Stick recalls the effect meeting the Australian team in Port Elizabeth in 1995 had on him as an 11-year-old
With just over one year to go until Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 kicks off, preparations have reached another exciting milestone with the unveiling of the Outdoor Training Venues that the 24 participating teams will use during the tournament’s 11th edition.
Japan are Pacific Nations Cup champions for the first time since 2019 after beating defending champions Fiji, while Canada held on for back-to-back wins over the USA.
World Rugby has today announced IHG Hotels & Resorts as the Official Hotel Partner of Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027, ready to welcome fans, players and officials from all over the world for what is set to be the biggest edition of the tournament to date.
Eddie Jones’ Japan pumped up the tempo to beat USA, while tournament favourites Fiji eased away from a dogged Canada in the semi-finals of this year’s Pacific Nations Cup to set up a third showpiece meeting in as many years