Rugby World Cup 2023

The family behind the delivery of Rugby World Cup 2023 in France have underscored their commitment to delivering one of the great sports events as they ...

Rugby World Cup 2023 will be a moment of celebration and togetherness. The closing moments of a match whose outcome is eagerly awaited by all: the delivery of Rugby World Cup 2023’s 48 matches, the hosting of 20 qualified nations, the guaranteed emotions everywhere in France and abroad. We will be up to the challenge of this extraordinary event and are working tirelessly to ensure that it is successfully organised in every respect. Organisers and host cities are working together to implement Rugby Villages in the heart of host cities where the local public and international visitors can gather to share their passion for rugby and enjoy activities and products linked to France and the tournament. “Our partners, the public authorities, the FFR, France 2023 and Rugby World Cup’s staff were united in Paris earlier this month around one common objective: delivering a fantastic and responsible event, one that France can be proud of. Rugby World Cup 2023 will kick-off on 8 September with a blockbuster at Stade de France (Saint-Denis) when hosts France will face New Zealand in front of a sold-out crowd.