2019 Rugby World Cup
The 2019 Rugby World Cup will be the 9th Rugby World Cup, and is to be held in Japan for the first time, kick off on 20th September to 2nd November.
Fixtures and Results
FRIDAY 20TH SEPTEMBER
| POOL A | JAPAN | 30 | Ko 6:45PM | 10 | RUSSIA | TOKYO STADIUM |
SATURDAY 21ST SEPTEMBER
| POOL D | WALLABIES | 39 | KO 12:45PM | 21 | FIJI | SAPPORO STADIUM |
| POOL C | FRANCE | 23 | KO 3:15PM | 21 | PUMAS | TOKYO STADIUM |
| POOL B | ALL BLACKS | 23 | KO 5:45PM | 13 | SPRINGBOKS | yokohama STADIUM |
SUNDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER
| POOL B | ITALY | 47 | KO 1:15PM | 22 | NAMIBIA | HANAZONO STADIUM |
| POOL A | IRELAND | 27 | KO 3:45PM | 3 | SCOTLAND | YOKOHAMA STADIUM |
| POOL C | England | 35 | KO 6:15PM | 3 | Tonga | Sapporo Dome |
Monday 23rd SEPTEMBER
| POOL d | Wales | 43 | KO 6:15PM | 14 | Georgia | Toyota STADIUM |
Tuesday 24th SEPTEMBER
| POOL a | Russia | 9 | KO 6:15PM | 34 | Samoa | Kumagaya STADIUM |
Wednesday 25th SEPTEMBER
| POOL d | Fiji | 27 | KO 1:15PM | 30 | Uruguay | Kamaishi STADIUM |
Thursday 26th SEPTEMBER
| POOL b | Italy | 48 | KO 3:45PM | 7 | Canada | Fukuoka Stadium |
| POOL c | England | 45 | KO 6:45PM | 7 | USA | Kobe Misaki |
Saturday 28th SEPTEMBER
| POOL c | Pumas | 28 | KO 12:45PM | 12 | Tonga | Hanazono Stadium |
| POOL a | Japan | 19 | KO 3:15PM | 12 | Ireland | Shizuoka Stadium |
| POOL b | Springboks | 57 | KO 5:45PM | 3 | Namibia | Toyota Stadium |
Sunday 29th SEPTEMBER
| POOL d | Georgia | 33 | KO 1:15PM | 7 | Uruguay | Kumagaya Stadium |
| POOL d | Wallabies | 25 | KO 3:45PM | 29 | Wales | Tokyo Stadium |
Monday 30th SEPTEMBER
| POOL a | Scotland | 34 | KO 6:15PM | 0 | Samoa | Kobe Misaki |
Wednesday 2nd October
| POOL c | France | 33 | KO 3:45PM | 9 | USA | Fukuoka Stadium |
| POOL b | All Blacks | 63 | KO 6:15PM | 0 | Canada | Olta Stadium |
Thursday 3rd October
| POOL d | Georgia | 10 | KO 1:15PM | 45 | Fiji | Hanazono Stadium |
| POOL a | Ireland | 35 | KO 6:15PM | 0 | Russia | Kobe Misaki |
Friday 4th October
| POOL b | Springboks | 49 | KO 5:45PM | 3 | Italy | Shizuoka Stadium |
Saturday 5th October
| POOL d | Wallabies | 45 | KO 1:15PM | 10 | Uruguay | Oita Stadium |
| POOL c | England | 39 | KO 4:00PM | 10 | Pumas | Tokyo Stadium |
| POOL a | Japan | 38 | KO 6:30PM | 19 | Samoa | Toyota Stadium |
Sunday 6th October
| POOL b | All Blacks | 71 | KO 12:45PM | 9 | Namibia | Tokyo Stadium |
| POOL c | France | 23 | KO 3:45PM | 21 | Tonga | Kumamoto Stadium |
Tuesday 8th October
| POOL b | Springboks | 66 | KO 6:15PM | 7 | Canada | Kobe Misaki |
Wednesday 9th October
| POOL c | Pumas | 47 | KO 12:45PM | 17 | USA | Kumagaya Stadium |
| POOL a | Scotland | 61 | KO 3:15PM | 0 | Russia | Shizuoka Stadium |
| POOL d | Wales | 29 | KO 5:45PM | 17 | Fiji | Oita Stadium |
Friday 11th October
| POOL d | Wallabies | 27 | KO 6:15PM | 8 | Georgia | Shizuoka Stadium |
Saturday 12th October
| POOL b | All Blacks | 0 | KO 12:45PM | 0 | Italy | Toyota Stadium |
| POOL c | England | 0 | KO 4:15PM | 0 | France | Yokohama Stadium |
| POOL a | Ireland | 47 | KO 6:45PM | 5 | Samoa | Fukuoka Stadium |
Sunday 13th October
| POOL b | Namibia | 0 | KO 11:15PM | 0 | Canada | Kamaishi Stadium |
| POOL c | USA | 19 | KO 1:45PM | 31 | Tonga | Hanazono Stadium |
| POOL d | Wales | 35 | KO 4:15PM | 13 | Uruguay | Kumamoto Stadium |
| POOL a | Japan | 28 | KO 6:45PM | 21 | Scotland | Yokohama Stadium |
Saturday 19th October
| Quarter Finals | England | 40 | KO 3:15PM | 16 | Wallabies | Oita Stadium |
| Quarter Finals | All Blacks | 46 | KO 6:15PM | 14 | Ireland | Tokyo Stadium |
Sunday 20th October
| Quarter Finals | Wales | 20 | KO 3:15PM | 19 | France | Oita Stadium |
| Quarter Finals | Japan | 3 | KO 6:15PM | 26 | Springboks | Tokyo Stadium |
Saturday 26th October
| Semi-Final | England | 19 | KO 4:00PM | 7 | All Blacks | Yokohama Stadium |
Sunday 27th October
| Semi Finals | Wales | 16 | KO 5:00PM | 19 | Springboks | Yokohama Stadium |
Friday 1st November
| Bronze Final | All Blacks | 40 | KO 5:00PM | 17 | Wales | Tokyo Stadium |
Saturday 2nd November
| Final | England | 12 | KO 5:00PM | 32 | Springboks | Yokohama Stadium |
6 Responses
bestringtoness.com
The Rugby Championship might be compacted for the 2019 edition, but interest certainly isn t. It s a Rugby World Cup year, after all. Add to that the Jaguares performance in this season s Super Rugby, the Aussie drama around Israel Folau and you have the perfect cocktail for a really fiery competition.
Daniel
Seeing Pools of Rugby World cup and I bet that the Ireland to be on the top of Pool A, but seems Japan is taking it over. Love it!
Celine
So excited!! 11 more days for Quarter finals. Go Japan!!!
Sophia
Hard work with Team work, that’s what makes Japan qualify to the Finals. Cross finger that they will smash South Africa on Sunday. Tough opponent though.. But I will cheer for Japan…
Chira
Can’t wait the Japan game.
Bill
Too bad. England didn’t win the final. Holding 2 World cup trophies in the same year is stunning. !!!