Kick off times confirmed for England 2023 Rugby World Cup matches
Rugby NewsFriday, 11 August 2023 at 08:31
To catch all the important fixtures of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, England fans will have to stay up late and head to the pub.
This is because several group matches, including two of Eddie Jones' men's four pool fixtures, will have late evening kickoffs.
For those interested in the schedules for England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, we have provided a list of their fixtures with corresponding UK kickoff times.
Rugby World Cup Fixtures: Home Nations:
*England fixtures in bold.
Round 1:
Saturday 9th September: England vs Argentina, 20:00 kick-off: Pool D
Saturday 9th September: Ireland vs Romania, 14:30 kick-off: Pool B
Sunday 10th September: South Africa vs Scotland, 16:45 kick-off: Pool B
Sunday10th September: Wales vs Fiji, 20:00 kick-off: Pool C
Round 2:
Saturday 16th September: Wales vs Final Qualifier Winner, 16:45 kick-off: Pool C
Saturday 16th September: Ireland vs Tonga, 20:00 kick-off: Pool B
Sunday 17th September: England vs Japan, 20:00 kick-off: Pool D
Round 3:
Saturday 23rd September: England vs Chile, 16:45 kick-off: Pool D
Saturday 23rd September: South Africa vs Ireland, 20:00 kick-off: Pool B
Sunday 24th September: Scotland vs Tonga, 16:45 kick-off: Pool B
Sunday 24th September: Wales vs Australia, 20:00 kick-off: Pool C
Marcus Smith of England and Alex Dombrandt of England during the Autumn Nations Match between England and South Africa at Twickenham Stadium on 20 November 2021. Photo: Tom Sandberg/PPAUK
Round 4:
Saturday 30th September: Scotland vs Romania, 20:00 kick-off: Pool B
Round 5:
Saturday 7th October: Wales vs Georgia, 14:00 kick-off: Pool C
Saturday 7th October: England vs Georgia, 16:45 kick-off: Pool D
Saturday 7th October: Ireland vs Scotland, 20:00 kick-off: Pool B
Final whistle celebrations for Maro Itoje of England Rugby after the Six Nations Championship match between England and Wales at Twickenham Stadium, Twickenham, London on February 26th 2021. - PHOTO: Phil Mingo/PPAUK
Knockout rounds:
After the group stages the winners and runners up of each group will progress, meaning both Ireland and Scotland can make it through if results go in their favour.
Each of the eight quarter-finals will be played on Saturday 14th October and Sunday 15th October with two games on each day kicking off at 4pm and 8pm.
Semi-finals on 20 October and 21 October, both games at 8pm, could see each British side make it further into the competition provided they don't get knocked out and possibly propel them into a final on Saturday 28th October at 8pm.
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