Rugby World Cup 2011 Fixtures
By Patrick
March 17 2009
The International Rugby Board has announced the match schedule for the seventh Rugby World Cup, to be played in New Zealand from Friday 9 September to Sunday 23 October, 2011. The opening match will see hosts New Zealand face Tonga. See below for the full fixture list.
Pool Phase
Date Match/Results Location Venue Fri Sept 9 A New Zealand 41 v 10 Tonga Auckland Eden Park Sat Sept 10 B Scotland 34 v 24 Romania Invercargill Rugby Park Stadium D Fiji 49 v 25 Namibia Rotorua Rotorua International A France 47 v 21 Japan Auckland North Harbour Stadium B Argentina 9 v 13 England Dunedin Otago Stadium Sun Sep 11 C Australia 32 v 6 Italy Auckland North Harbour C Ireland 22 v 10 USA New Plymouth Stadium Taranaki D South Africa 17 v 16 Wales Wellington Wellington Regional Wed Sept 14 D Samoa 49 v 12 Namibia Rotorua Rotorua International A Tonga 20 v 25 Canada Whangarei Northland Events Centre B Scotland 15 v 6 Georgia Invercargill Rugby Park Stadium Thurs Sept 15 C Russia 6 v 13 USA New Plymouth Stadium Taranaki Fri Sept 16 A New Zealand 83 v 7 Japan Hamilton Waikato Stadium Sat Sept 17 B Argentina 43 v 8 Romania Invercargill Rugby Park Stadium D South Africa 49 v 3 Fiji Wellington Wellington Regional C Australia 6 v 15 Ireland Auckland Eden Park Sun Sept 18 D Wales 17 v 10 Samoa Hamilton Waikato Stadium B England 41 v 10 Georgia Dunedin Otago Stadium A France 46 v 19 Canada Napier McLean Park Tues Sept 20 C Italy 53 v 17 Russia Nelson Trafalgar Park Wed Sept 21 A Tonga 31 v 18 Japan Whangarei Northland Events Centre Thurs Sept 22 D South Africa 87 v 0 Namibia Auckland North Harbour Stadium Fri Sept 23 C Australia 67 v 5 USA Wellington Wellington Regional Sat Sept 24 B England 67 v 3 Romania Dunedin Otago Stadium A New Zealand 32 v 1 7 France Auckland Eden Park Sun Sept 25 D Fiji 7 v 27 Samoa Auckland Eden Park C Ireland 62 v 12 Russia Rotorua Rotorua International B Argentina 13 v 12 Scotland Wellington Wellington Regional Mon Sept 26 D Wales 81 v 7 Namibia New Plymouth Stadium Taranaki Tues Sept 27 A Canada 23 v 23 Japan Napier McLean Park C Italy 27 v 10 USA Nelson Trafalgar Park Wed Sept 28 B Georgia 25 v 9 Romania Palmerston North Arena Manawatu Fri Sept 30 D South Africa 13 v 5 Samoa North Shore North Harbour Stadium Sat Oct 1 C Australia 68 v 22 Russia Nelson Trafalgar Park A France 14 v 19 Tonga Wellington Wellington Regional B England 16 v 12 Scotland Auckland Eden Park Sun Oct 2 B Argentina 25 v 7 Georgia Palmerston North Arena Manawatu A New Zealand 79 v 15 Canada Wellington Wellington Regional D Wales 66 v 0 Fiji Hamilton Waikato Stadium C Ireland 36 v 6 Italy Dunedin Otago Stadium
Knockout Phase
Date Match Location Venue Sat Oct 8 QF1: Ireland 10 v 22 Wales Wellington Wellington Regional QF2: England 12 v 19 France Auckland Eden Park Sun Oct 9 QF3:South Africa 9 v11 Australia Wellington Wellington Regional QF4:New Zeland33v 10 Argentina Auckalnd Eden Park Sat Oct 15 SF 1: Wales 8 v 9 France Auckland Eden Park Sun Oct 16 SF2: Australia 6 v20 New Zealand Auckland Eden Park Fri Oct 21 Bronze Final
Wales 18 v 21Australia
Auckland Eden Park Sun Oct 23 Final
France 7 v 8 New Zealand
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NEW ZEALAND
Auckland Eden Park
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Discussion started by Unofficial England Rugby Union , 17/03/2009 23:56
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gogs'r'us
18/03/2009 09:47
England and Wales can't meet until the semi-final. Looks like England should easily win their group, The hardest group on paper is Wales', South Africa first game, then Fiji and looks like Samoa. Scotland need to concentrate on beating Argentina, whilst Ireland will go through quite comfortably.
PoyntonShark
19/03/2009 00:26
Think Argentina might have a thing or two to say about England "easily" winning their group.
edited cos after 3.5 years away, I can no longer spell England
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Slater582
25/01/2010 23:24
Quote:PoyntonShark Think Argentina might have a thing or two to say about England "easily" winning their group.
edited cos after 3.5 years away, I can no longer spell England
I think Scotland have got out of their group in every RWC as well.
France or New Zealand in the QF, even assuming England get out of the group.