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Rugby World Cup 2019 RUGBY WORLD CUP 2019 POOL TIME DATE TEAMS VENUE A 8:45PM Friday 20 September Japan v Russia Tokyo Stadium, Tokyo D 2:45PM Saturday 21 September Australia v Fiji Sapporo Dome, Sapporo C 5:15PM Saturday 21 September France v Argentina Tokyo Stadium, Tokyo International Stadium, B 7:45PM Saturday 21 September NZ v South Africa Yokohama Hanazono Rugby Stadium, B 3:15PM Sunday 22 September Italy v Namibia Osaka International Stadium, A 5:45PM Sunday 22 September Ireland v Scotland Yokohama C 8:15PM Sunday 22 September England v Tonga Sapporo Dome, Sapporo D 8:15PM Monday 23 September Wales v Georgia City of Toyota Stadium, Aichi Kumagaya Rugby Grounds, A 8:15PM Tuesday 24 September Russia v Samoa Kumagaya Kamaishi Recovery Memorial D 3:15PM Wednesday 25 September Fiji v Uruguay Stadium, Kamaishi Hakatanomori Football B 5:45PM Thursday 26 September Italy v Canada Stadium, Fukukoa C 8:45 PM Thursday 26 September England v USA Kobe Misaki Stadium, Kobe Hanazono Rugby Stadium, C 2:45 PM Saturday 28 September Argentina v Tonga Osaka Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa, A 5:15 PM Saturday 28 September Japan v Ireland Shizuoka B 7:45 PM Saturday 28 September South Africa v Namibia City of Toyota Stadium, Aichi Kumagaya Rugby Grounds, D 3:15 PM Sunday 29 September Georgia v Uruguay Kumagaya D 5:45 PM Sunday 29 September Australia v Wales Tokyo Stadium, Tokyo A 8:15 PM Monday 30 September Scotland v Samoa Kobe Misaki Stadium, Kobe Hakatanomori Football C 5:45 PM Wednesday 2 October France v USA Stadium, Fukukoa B 8:15 PM Wednesday 2 October NZ v Canada Oita Stadium, Oita Hanazono Rugby Stadium, D 3:15 PM Thursday 3 October Georgia v Fiji Osaka A 8:15 PM Thursday 3 October Ireland v Russia Kobe Misaki Stadium, Kobe Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa, B 7:45 PM Friday 4 October South Africa v Italy Shizuoka D 3:15 PM Saturday 5 October Australia v Uruguay Oita Stadium, Oita C 6:00 PM Saturday 5 October England v Argentina Tokyo Stadium, Tokyo A 8:30 PM Saturday 5 October Japan v Samoa City of Toyota Stadium, Aichi B 3:45 PM Sunday 6 October NZ v Namibia Tokyo Stadium, Tokyo Kumamoto Prefectural C 6:45 PM Sunday 6 October France v Tonga Athletic Stadium, Kumamoto B 9:15 PM Tuesday 8 October South Africa v Canada Kobe Misaki Stadium, Kobe Kumagaya Rugby Grounds, C 3:15 PM Wednesday 9 October Argentina v USA Kumagaya Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa, A 6:15 PM Wednesday 9 October Scotland v Russia Shizuoka D 8:45 PM Wednesday 9 October Wales v Fiji Oita Stadium, Oita Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa, D 9:15 PM Friday 11 October Australia v Georgia Shizuoka B 3:45 PM Saturday 12 October NZ v Italy City of Toyota Stadium, Aichi International Stadium, C 7:15 PM Saturday 12 October England v France Yokohama Hakatanomori Football A 9:45 PM Saturday 12 October Ireland v Samoa Stadium, Fukukoa Kamaishi Recovery Memorial B 2:15 PM Sunday 13 October Namibia v Canada Stadium, Kamaishi Hanazono Rugby Stadium, C 4:45 PM Sunday 13 October USA v Tonga Osaka Kumamoto Prefectural D 7:15 PM Sunday 13 October Wales v Uruguay Athletic Stadium, Kumamoto International Stadium, A 9:45 PM Sunday 13 October Japan v Scotland Yokohama Rugby world cup ALL GAMES LIVE WITH SOUND IN HD ON THE BIG SCREENS see game schedule for full listings QUARTER FINAL 1&2 SEMI FINAL 2 SATURDAY 19 OCTOBER 6:15PM + 9:15PM SUNDAY 27 OCTOBER 8:00PM QUARTER FINAL 3&4 BRONZE MEDAL SUNDAY 20 OCTOBER 6:15PM + 9:15PM FRIDAY 01 NOVEMBER 8:00PM SEMI FINAL 1 GRAND FINAL SATURDAY 26 OCTOBER 7:00PM SATURDAY 02 NOVEMBER 8:00PM SATURDAY 21 SEP 2:45PM Australia v Fiji Sapporo Dome, Sapporo SUNDAY 29 SEP 5:45 PM Australia v Wales Tokyo Stadium, Tokyo SATURDAY 05 OCT 3:15 PM Australia v Uruguay Oita Stadium, Oita FRIDAY 11 OCT 9:15 PM Australia v Georgia Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa, Shizuoka P. 02 9290 1571 Helm Bar & Bistro promotes the responsible service & consumption of alcohol. W. helmbar.com.au.
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