Rugby quiz: How well do you know your stadiums?

BRAINTEASER: @rugby365com‘s oracle Paul Dobson has decided to make this a bit easier, so can you at least get 50 percent?

This collection focuses a bit more on stadiums, so perhaps you can get 100 percent.

You will see your score at the end of the quiz and can challenge your friends and rivals.

We will provide the answers to this quiz in the next one, so you can see what the correct answers were.

Be honest and do it on your own and get your own score, not google’s answers! Nobody needs to know your score except you yourself, but it may stimulate an interest in rugby’s history.

Important note!

PS: It is a timed quiz, so cheating and making use of Google to search for answers will see you being timed out!

Good luck and enjoy!

The previous quiz

1. Apart from Argentina, name any other South American country which has been to the Rugby World Cup.

2. Ronan O’Gara played flyhalf for Ireland and the British & Irish Lions. Where was he born?

3. Colin Beck was a 1981 Springbok on tour in New Zealand and the USA. What, really, was his first name?

4. The International Championship started in 1883 with four countries taking part. Now there are six countries. Which country is most recent?

5. In 1981, flour bombs were dropped from an aircraft during a Test match. At what ground did that happen?

6. What is an inside centre called in New Zealand?

7. In which city would you find a rugby ground called Ballymore?

8. Which was the first country that South Africa beat in a Test match?

9. Name the 2020 head coach of the French national team.

10. Which team won the USA’s Major League title in 2019?

Answers

1. Uruguay

2. San Diego, California, USA

3. Jacobus

4. Italy

5. Eden Park

6. Second five-eighth

7. Brisbane

8. Ireland

9. Fabien Galthié

10. Seattle Seawolves

Other quizzes to try …

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