Rugby World Cup FIXTURES

FIXTURE	VENUE	GMT	LOCAL	POOL
Fri, 20 September 2019
Japan v Russia	Tokyo Stadium	10:45	12:45	Round 1

Sat, 21 September 2019
Australia v Fiji	Sapporo Dome	4:45	6:45	Round 1
Argentina v France	Tokyo Stadium	7:15	9:15	Round 1
New Zealand v South Africa	International Stadium Yokohama	9:45	11:45	Round 1

Sun, 22 September 2019
Italy v Namibia	Hanazono Rugby Stadium	5:15	7:15	Round 1
Ireland v Scotland	International Stadium Yokohama	7:45	9:45	Round 1
England v Tonga	Sapporo Dome	10:15	12:15	Round 1

Mon, 23 September 2019
Georgia v Wales	City Of Toyota Stadium	10:15	12:15	Round 1

Tue, 24 September 2019
Russia v Samoa	Kumagaya Rugby Stadium	10:15	12:15	Round 2

Wed, 25 September 2019
Fiji v Uruguay	Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium	5:15	7:15	Round 2

Thu, 26 September 2019
Canada v Italy	Fukuoka Hakatanomori Stadium	7:45	9:45	Round 2
England v USA	Kobe Misaki Stadium	10:45	12:45	Round 2

Sat, 28 September 2019
Argentina v Tonga	Hanazono Rugby Stadium	4:45	6:45	Round 2
Ireland v Japan	Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa	7:15	9:15	Round 2
Namibia v South Africa	City Of Toyota Stadium	9:45	11:45	Round 2

Sun, 29 September 2019
Georgia v Uruguay	Kumagaya Rugby Stadium	5:15	7:15	Round 3
Australia v Wales	Tokyo Stadium	7:45	9:45	Round 2

Mon, 30 September 2019
Samoa v Scotland	Kobe Misaki Stadium	10:15	12:15	Round 3

Wed, 2 October 2019
France v USA	Fukuoka Hakatanomori Stadium	7:45	9:45	Round 3
Canada v New Zealand	Oita Stadium	10:15	12:15	Round 3

Thu, 3 October 2019
Fiji v Georgia	Hanazono Rugby Stadium	5:15	7:15	Round 4
Ireland v Russia	Kobe Misaki Stadium	10:15	12:15	Round 3

Fri, 4 October 2019
Italy v South Africa	Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa	9:45	11:45	Round 3

Sat, 5 October 2019
Australia v Uruguay	Oita Stadium	5:15	7:15	Round 4
Argentina v England	Tokyo Stadium	8:00	10:00	Round 3
Japan v Samoa	City Of Toyota Stadium	10:30	12:30	Round 4

Sun, 6 October 2019
Namibia v New Zealand	Tokyo Stadium	4:45	6:45	Round 4
France v Tonga	Kumamoto Stadium	7:45	9:45	Round 4

Tue, 8 October 2019
Canada v South Africa	Kobe Misaki Stadium	10:15	12:15	Round 4

Wed, 9 October 2019
Argentina v USA	Kumagaya Rugby Stadium	4:45	6:45	Round 4
Russia v Scotland	Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa	7:15	9:15	Round 4
Fiji v Wales	Oita Stadium	9:45	11:45	Round 3

Fri, 11 October 2019
Australia v Georgia	Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa	10:15	12:15	Round 5

Sat, 12 October 2019
Ireland v Samoa	Fukuoka Hakatanomori Stadium	10:45	12:45	Round 5

Sun, 13 October 2019
Tonga v USA	Hanazono Rugby Stadium	5:45	7:45	Round 5
Uruguay v Wales	Kumamoto Stadium	8:15	10:15	Round 5
Japan v Scotland	International Stadium Yokohama	10:45	12:45	Round 5

Sat, 19 October 2019
Australia v England	Oita Stadium	7:15	9:15	Round Quarterfinal
Ireland v New Zealand	Tokyo Stadium	10:15	12:15	Round Quarterfinal

Sun, 20 October 2019
France v Wales	Oita Stadium	7:15	9:15	Round Quarterfinal
Japan v South Africa	Tokyo Stadium	10:15	12:15	Round Quarterfinal

Sat, 26 October 2019
England v New Zealand	International Stadium Yokohama	8:00	10:00	Round SemiFinal

Sun, 27 October 2019
South Africa v Wales	International Stadium Yokohama	9:00	11:00	Round SemiFinal

Fri, 1 November 2019
New Zealand v Wales	Tokyo Stadium	9:00	11:00	Round BronzeFinal

Sat, 2 November 2019
England v South Africa	International Stadium Yokohama	9:00	11:00	Round Final

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