Rugby World Cup 2023: Final and Bronze Final Fixture, Full

Navigating the Rugby World Cup Finals: South Africa Faces Off Against Arch-Rivals New Zealand, While England Graces the Bronze Final

In an electrifying showdown, South Africa clinched a nail-biting victory against England with a final score of 16-15, solidifying their position in the Rugby World Cup final. Their formidable adversaries in this epic clash are their enduring rivals, New Zealand, creating the backdrop for a historic face-off. This momentous occasion signifies South Africa’s fourth appearance in the World Cup final, having previously hoisted the coveted trophy in 1996, 2007, and 2019. Meanwhile, New Zealand’s dominance was on full display as they overwhelmed Argentina 44-6 in the semi-final, highlighting their prowess and determination. The clash between these titans promises a rugby spectacle for the ages, with both teams vying for their fourth World Cup title. England face Argentina in a third-place play-off, adding an extra layer of excitement to the tournament’s closing stages in Saint-Denis, Paris.

How can I catch the Rugby World Cup action on TV?

ITV holds the exclusive broadcast rights in the UK, with all upcoming matches airing on ITV1. To enhance your viewing experience, check out our guide to the top 12 pundits and commentators covering the tournament. For radio commentary, tune in to the BBC, available on Radio 5 Live, 5 Sports Extra, and the BBC Sounds service. In the United States, you can catch the tournament on NBC Sports, while South African viewers can enjoy TV coverage on SuperSport.

Final Match Details

Date:

Saturday, October 28 Venue: Stade de France, Saint-Denis (Paris) Time: 8:00 PM Contending

Teams:

New Zealand vs South Africa

Current Odds

South Africa: 8/11

New Zealand: 18/1

Draw: 28/1

Rugby World Cup 2023 Venue and Final Match Details

The 2023 Rugby World Cup is unfolding across nine different stadiums in nine vibrant cities of France. The much-awaited semi-final and the grand final are set to take place at the prestigious Stade de France in Saint-Denis, Paris.

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