Everything you need to know about the Rugby World Cup’s final four
The winners will then face-off in two semi-finals at the sixth-largest stadium in Europe to decide who will go onto the final at the end of October.But who will win it this time? Scroll down for everything you need to know about the 2023 Rugby World Cup semi-finals.Semi-final 2: England/Fiji vs France/South Africa – Stade de France, Saint-Denis The six-week tournament will end in front of 80,000 people at a sold-out Stade de France at the end of October.
The final will kick off at 8pm BST and fans in the UK can watch on ITV1 and on the ITVX app and website. New Zealand and South Africa have both won the most Rugby World Cups, while Australia are the only other country to have won more than one.Yes, there is. The two losing semi-finalists will play each other at the same stadium as the final, 24 hours before – just with much less on the line.
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