He Rugby World Cup 2023, taking place in France, enters the finals with those classified as semi-finalists. Without host France, there are four great teams that will define the World Cup champion.
On the one hand, they are measurable Pumas with New ZealandWhen they face the other key South AfricaHe left the French national team, and England.
All four selected teams have already qualified for the Australia 2027 Rugby World Cup. Also losing in the quarter-finals were Italy, Scotland, Australia and Japan, who finished third in their groups.
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He Friday 20 October This will be the twist of the first semi-final. Puma will take on the mighty All Blacks at the Stade de France in Paris from 4pm. Argentina beat Wales 29-17 in the quarter-finals while New Zealand qualified for the semi-finals by beating Ireland 28-24.
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Meanwhile, the other semi-final between South Africa and England will take place Saturday 21 October, at 4 p.m., also at the Stade de France in Paris. In the quarter-finals, the Springboks beat hosts France 29-28, while La Rosa beat Fiji 30-24.
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