Rugby World Cup 2027 in Australia

In 2027, Australia will become the centre of world rugby. Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 will take place from 1 October to 13 November and will be the biggest edition of the tournament in history. For the first time, 24 national teams will compete for the Webb Ellis Cup, with a total of 52 matches.

The new format also introduces a Round of 16. Six pools of four teams will determine the participants in the knockout stage, with the four best third-placed teams also progressing. This means even more direct competition and matches in which every result can make a difference.

The tournament will feature some of the biggest names in international rugby, including New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, France, England, Ireland and Argentina. Australia will open the tournament on 1 October in Perth, while the final will take place on 13 November at Stadium Australia in Sydney.

Rugby World Cup 2027 will combine top-level sporting competition with the atmosphere of a major international event. For fans, it will be an opportunity to see the world's best players and matches that could become part of rugby history.

The platform will also allow users to find and publish offers for individual matches. If your plans change, you will be able to list your ticket for other interested fans.

Rugby World Cup 2027 means six weeks of world-class rugby, the biggest national teams and a battle for the Webb Ellis Cup. Australia is ready for one of the greatest rugby tournaments in history.