After beating Kenya 36-0 in the final of the Rugby Africa Cup in Aix-en-Provence, Namibia earned a place in Pool A for their seventh consecutive World Cup. With the tournament set to take place in France, there will be plenty of opportunity for fans to catch a game or two (or all 38!) in person. However, for those unable to make it to France, the schedule provides a handy guide to when each match will be broadcast so that you don’t miss a moment of the action. Do not forget to scan the QR code displayed in the centre of the planner. This will give you access to the BASEC app (accessible on android or iOS) where you will find a full list of BASEC approved cable products. Saturday 5 August: England vs New Zealand. Win 46-40 ( Re-watch the action here) Preliminaries Stage Two Results

The so-called ‘Group of Death’ this time involves Spain, Germany, Japan and either Costa Rica or New Zealand. Another tasty tie is Uruguay vs Ghana in Group H - which will be the first meeting between the two since Luis Suarez infamously handballed it in 2010. England begin their quest for World Cup glory today Monday (November 21) as the historic tournament continues in Qatae. Sun 8 Oct Fiji v Portugal(Stadium de Toulouse, Toulouse) POOL D – England, Japan, Argentina, Samoa, Chile That will determine who The Three Lions play from Group A, should they avoid an embarrassing early exit. Group A contains hosts Qatar, Ecuador, AFCON winners Senegal and the Netherlands. Meanwhile, reigning champions France will be optimistic when having to face Denmark, Tunisia and one of Peru, Australia or the UAE in their group.Catch all the action from the Netball World Cup on Sky Sports, with other nations fixture broadcast details available here, and also catch the action on BBC, with full details here. Don’t have a printer? Well, we’ve got you covered for that top, Simply pop into our one of our Paddy Power shops in the UK & Republic of Ireland and the wallchart will be available in our World Cup Pitch Invader magazines. Sun 8 Oct Tonga v Romania(Stade Pierre Mauroy, Lille) POOL C – Wales, Australia, Fiji, Georgia, Portugal Sat 21 Oct Winner Quarter-final 3 v Winner Quarter-final 4(Stade de France, Saint-Denis) Third-place match And if you’re looking for World Cup betting tips then Paddy Power News is your one-stop shop for prize punts and fab fancies from our starting line-up of experts and pundits.

After Spain’s appeal against their disqualification was dismissed in June 2022, Romania replaced them in Pool B. Spain fielded an ineligible player during qualification. then you are free to put it on your wall and fill in the scores along with us. It’s going to be one hell of a tournament! Big matches on the Rugby World Cup wallchart The Rugby World Cup is an international rugby union competition contested by the men’s national teams of the member countries of the sport’s governing body, World Rugby. The tournament has been held every four years since its inaugural event in 1987. It is the most prestigious event in international rugby union, and is considered the pinnacle of the sport. Harry Kane : "Always exciting to see who we get in the group! Playing on the opening day will be incredible as well."

Kyle Walker : "We'll take each game as it goes, one step at a time and hopefully we can go one step further and win the World Cup. We know how to win and manage games now." The festive footie fiesta takes place from Sunday, November 20 to Sunday, December 18 so you’ve got a month of chart-completing fun to look forward to. Harry Kane will lead the Three Lions out in the group opener against Iran and the marksman also has a personal accolade in his sights as he looks to chase down Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney's record. Every week there will be colossal match-ups thown up by the Rugby World Cup fixtures draw. And none come much bigger than the opening week. The Rugby World Cup is being held in France from September 20 to October 31. It is the ninth edition of the Rugby World Cup, and will be the first to be held in France since 1987. Teams competing in the Rugby World Cup?