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  • Rugby World Cup History

    The 1987 Rugby World Cup was hosted by both Australia and New Zealand. 32 matches were played from over a period of May 22 to June 20. The tournament featured one African nation, three Americas nations, one Asian nation, seven European nations and four Oceanic nations. One notable omission was the Springboks who were not competing due to the international sports boycott.

    Seven places were automatically filled by the IRFB members, with invitations being sent out to fill remaining places. In total there were 16 nations in the competition. France played Australia in the semi-finals and New Zealand, Wales. New Zealand became the first ever World Cup Champions, defeating France 29 points to 9 at Eden Park in Auckland.

    Overview
    Year Host Final venue Teams Qualifying participants Matches played Winner Runner-up
    1987 Australia New Zealand Eden Park 16 Invitation 32 New Zealand France
    1991 Britain France Ireland Twickenham 16 32 32 Australia England
    1995 South Africa Ellis Park 16 52 32 South Africa New Zealand
    1999 Wales Millennium Stadium 20 65 41 Australia France
    2003 Australia Telstra Stadium 20 80 48 England Australia
    2007 France Stade de France 20 91 48 South Africa England
    2011 New Zealand Eden Park 20 – – – –

  • Rugby World Cup 2011 Fixtures

    Rugby World Cup 2011 Fixtures
    Date Time Team v Team Venue
    Round Robin
    Pool A
    Sep 9 8:30 PM New Zealand – Tonga Auckland
    Sep 10 6:00 PM Japan – France North Shore
    Sep 14 5:00 PM Canada – Tonga Whangarei
    Sep 16 8:00 PM New Zealand – Japan Hamilton
    Sep 18 8:30 PM Canada – France Napier
    Sep 21 7:30 PM Japan – Tonga Whangarei
    Sep 24 8:30 PM New Zealand – France Auckland
    Sep 27 5:00 PM Canada – Japan Napier
    Oct 1 6:00 PM France – Tonga Wellington
    Oct 2 3:30 PM New Zealand – Canada Wellington
    Pool B
    Sep 10 1:00 PM Scotland – Romania Invercargill
    Sep 10 8:30 PM England – Argentina Dunedin
    Sep 14 7:30 PM Scotland – Georgia Invercargill
    Sep 17 3:30 PM Argentina – Romania Invercargill
    Sep 18 6:00 PM England – Georgia Dunedin
    Sep 24 6:00 PM England – Romania Dunedin
    Sep 25 8:30 PM Scotland – Argentina Wellington
    Sep 28 7:30 PM Romania – Georgia Palmerston North
    Oct 1 8:30 PM England – Scotland Auckland
    Oct 2 1:00 PM Argentina – Georgia Palmerston North
    Pool D
    Sep 10 3:30 PM Namibia – Fiji Rotorua
    Sep 11 8:30 PM Wales – South Africa Wellington
    Sep 14 2:30 PM Samoa – Namibia Rotorua
    Sep 17 6:00 PM South Africa – Fiji Wellington
    Sep 18 3:30 PM Wales – Samoa Hamilton
    Sep 22 8:00 PM South Africa – Namibia North Shore
    Sep 25 3:30 PM Samoa – Fiji Auckland
    Sep 26 7:30 PM Wales – Namibia New Plymouth
    Sep 30 8:30 PM South Africa – Samoa North Shore
    Oct 2 6:00 PM Wales – Fiji Hamilton
    Pool C
    Sep 11 3:30 PM Italy – Australia Albany
    Sep 11 6:00 PM Ireland – United States New Plymouth
    Sep 15 7:30 PM United States – Russia New Plymouth
    Sep 17 8:30 PM Ireland – Australia Auckland
    Sep 20 7:30 PM Italy – Russia Nelson
    Sep 23 8:30 PM United States – Australia Wellington
    Sep 25 6:00 PM Ireland – Russia Rotorua
    Sep 27 7:30 PM Italy – United States Nelson
    Oct 1 3:30 PM Argentina – Russia Nelson
    Oct 2 8:30 PM Ireland – Italy Dunedin
    Quarter-Finals
    Oct 8 6:00 PM QF1: W Pool C v RU Pool D Wellington
    Oct 8 8:30 PM QF2: W Pool B v RU Pool A Auckland
    Oct 9 6:00 PM QF3: W Pool D v RU Pool C Wellington
    Oct 9 8:30 PM QF4: W Pool A v RU Pool B Auckland
    Semi-Finals
    Oct 15 9:00 PM SF1: W QF1 v W QF2 Auckland
    Oct 16 9:00 PM SF2: W QF3 v W QF4 Auckland
    Bronze Final
    Oct 21 8:30 PM L SF1 v L SF2 Auckland
    Final
    Oct 23 9:00 PM W SF1 v W SF2 Auckland