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The Rugby World Cup Results Wallchart September 18 – October 31 The Rugby World Cup results wallchart September 18 – October 31, 2015 POOL A POOL B POOL C POOL D Fri Sep 18, 20:00 - Twickenham Stadium Sat Sep 19, 16:45 - Brighton Community Stadium Sat Sep 19, 12:00 - Kingsholm Stadium Sat Sep 19, 14:30 - Millennium Stadium England v Fiji South Africa v Japan Tonga v Georgia Ireland v Canada Sun Sep 20, 14:30 - Millennium Stadium Sun Sep 20, 12:00 - Brighton Community Stadium Sun Sep 20, 16:45 - Wembley Stadium Sat Sep 19, 20:00 - Twickenham Stadium Wales v Uruguay Samoa v USA New Zealand v Argentina France v Italy Wed Sep 23, 16:45 - Millennium Stadium Wed Sep 23, 14.30 - Kingsholm Stadium Thu Sep 24, 20:00 - Olympic Stadium Wed Sep 23, 20:00 - Olympic Stadium Australia v Fiji Scotland v Japan New Zealand v Namibia France v Romania Sat Sep 26, 20:00 - Twickenham Stadium Sat Sep 26, 16:45 - Villa Park Fri Sep 25, 16:45 - Kingsholm Stadium Sat Sep 26, 14:30 - Elland Road England v Wales South Africa v Samoa Argentina v Georgia Italy v Canada Sun Sep 27, 12:00 - Villa Park Sun Sep 27, 14:30 - Elland Road Tue Sep 29, 16:45 - Sandy Park Sun Sep 27, 16:45 - Wembley Stadium Australia v Uruguay Scotland v USA Tonga v Namibia Ireland v Romania Thu Oct 1, 16:45 - Millennium Stadium Sat Oct 3, 14:30 - Stadium MK Fri Oct 2, 20:00 - Millennium Stadium Thu Oct 1, 20:00 - Stadium MK Wales v Fiji Samoa v Japan New Zealand v Georgia France v Canada Sat Oct 3, 20:00 - Twickenham Stadium Sat Oct 3, 16:45 - St James’ Park Sun Oct 4, 14:30 - Leicester City Stadium Sun Oct 4, 16:45 - Olympic Stadium England v Australia South Africa v Scotland Argentina v Tonga Ireland v Italy Tue Oct 6, 20:00 - Stadium MK Wed Oct 7, 16:45 - Olympic Stadium Wed Oct 7, 20:00 - Sandy Park Tue Oct 6, 16:45 - Leicester City Stadium Fiji v Uruguay South Africa v USA Namibia v Georgia Canada v Romania Sat Oct 10, 16:45 - Twickenham Stadium Sat Oct 10, 14:30 - St James’ Park Fri Oct 9, 20:00 - St James’ Park Sat Oct 11, 14:30 - Sandy Park Australia v Wales Samoa v Scotland New Zealand v Tonga Italy v Romania Sat Oct 10, 20:00 - Manchester City Stadium Sat Oct 11, 20:00 - Kingsholm Stadium Sun Oct 11, 12:00 - Leicester City Stadium Sun Oct 11, 16:45 - Millennium Stadium England v Uruguay USA v Japan Argentina v Namibia France v Ireland QF 1 QF 2 SF 1 WINNER SF 2 QF 3 QF 4 Sat Oct 17, 16:00 Sat Oct 17, 20:00 Sat Oct 24, 16:00 Sun Oct 25, 16:00 Sun Oct 18, 13:00 Sun Oct 18, 16:00 Twickenham Stadium Millennium Stadium Twickenham Stadium Twickenham Stadium IfMillennium we adjust Stadium the number ofTwickenham players by Stadium the Winner Pool B Winner Pool C Winner QF1 Winner QF3 populationWinner Pool of Deach country theWinner ‘hotbeds’ Pool A of the sport become apparent - the South Pacific, with Runner-up Pool A Runner-up Pool D Winner QF2 FINAL Winner QF4 WalesRunner-up and PoolIreland C the leadersRunner-up in the NorthernPool B Sat Oct 31, 16:00 Hemisphere Twickenham Stadium Winner SF1 Where the games are being played ft.com/rugby Registered Winner SF2 Visit the FT’s hub on the Rugby players per Stadium use St. James’ Park population Stadium Newcastle World Cup, featuring: Dedicated Rugby Rank Football Tonga Multi-event An interactive guide to the World Elland Road Leeds Manchester City Stadium Cup. Find out how the all-time-great Samoa sides compare, and which was the BRONZE FINAL Fiji best ever, with our graphic and Leicester City Stadium Fri Oct 30, 20:00 analysis Villa Park Stadium Birmingham Olympic Stadium New Zealand Stadium MK Milton Keynes Kingsholm Stadium Gloucester Runner-up SF1 An interview with Brett Gosper, the Wales Wembley Stadium head of World Rugby, Will Carling's Ireland Millennium Stadium Cardi thoughts on how to withstand World Queen Elizabeth Twickenham Cup pressure, as well as incisive - Australia Stadium Olympic Park Stadium Runner-up SF2 Sandy Park Stadium Exeter and entertaining - analysis of the Brighton teams to watch. Scotland Community Stadium South Africa FT graphic. Source: Rugby World Cup Limited Photo: Dreamstime England .
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