Rugby World Cup 2019 – odds, schedule & results

Table
Rugby-VM 2023
Grupp A5 most recentMPWDLPG-MP
1France 4400210-3200000-04400210-32
2New Zealand 3300240-20100113-274301253-47
3Italy 220090-25200224-1564202114-181
4Uruguay 110036-26300329-138410365-164
5Namibia 00000-0400437-255400437-255
Rugby-VM 2023
Grupp B5 most recentMPWDLPG-MP
1Ireland 3300177-38110013-84400190-46
2South Africa 4301151-3400000-04301151-34
3Scotland 2200129-17200217-544202146-71
4Tonga 110045-24300351-153410396-177
5Romania 00000-0400432-287400432-287
Rugby-VM 2023
Grupp C5 most recentMPWDLPG-MP
1Wales 4400143-5900000-04400143-59
2Fiji 210140-36210148-47420288-83
3Australia 320184-5110016-40420290-91
4Portugal 00000-0411264-103411264-103
5Georgia 101018-18300346-95401364-113
Rugby-VM 2023
Grupp D5 most recentMPWDLPG-MP
1England 4400150-3900000-04400150-39
2Argentina 220078-15210149-544301127-69
3Japan 320197-73100112-344202109-107
4Samoa 110043-10300349-65410392-75
5Chile 00000-0400427-215400427-215
Schedule
Results
Game
Results
28/10 2023
11 - 12
27/10 2023
Rugby-VM - Final
23 - 26
21/10 2023
Rugby-VM - Semifinaler
15 - 16
20/10 2023
Rugby-VM - Semifinaler
6 - 44
15/10 2023
Rugby-VM - Kvartsfinaler
28 - 29
15/10 2023
Rugby-VM - Kvartsfinaler
30 - 24
14/10 2023
Rugby-VM - Kvartsfinaler
24 - 28
14/10 2023
Rugby-VM - Kvartsfinaler
17 - 29
8/10 2023
Rugby-VM - Grupp C
23 - 24
8/10 2023
Rugby-VM - Grupp B
45 - 24
Form table 5 latest games in Rugby-VM
Rugby-VM 2023 - Grupp AMPWDLPG-MPPS
1France4400210-32178
2New Zealand4301253-47206
3Italy4202114-181-67
4Uruguay410365-164-99
5Namibia400437-255-218
Rugby-VM 2023 - Grupp BMPWDLPG-MPPS
1Ireland4400190-46144
2South Africa4301151-34117
3Scotland4202146-7175
4Tonga410396-177-81
5Romania400432-287-255
Rugby-VM 2023 - Grupp CMPWDLPG-MPPS
1Wales4400143-5984
2Fiji420288-835
3Australia420290-91-1
4Portugal411264-103-39
5Georgia401364-113-49
Rugby-VM 2023 - Grupp DMPWDLPG-MPPS
1England4400150-39111
2Argentina4301127-6958
3Japan4202109-1072
4Samoa410392-7517
5Chile400427-215-188
Lagens poängform i Rugby-VM
LagGjorda poäng/matchInsläppta poäng/match
1New Zealand48.0012.71
2France47.6012.20
3Ireland42.8014.80
4Scotland36.5017.75
5Wales32.0017.60
6England31.5714.57
7South Africa29.7112.57
8Italy28.5045.25
9Japan27.2526.75
10Argentina26.4322.29
11Tonga24.0044.25
12Samoa23.0018.75
13Australia22.5022.75
14Fiji22.4022.60
15Uruguay16.2541.00
16Georgia16.0028.25
17Portugal16.0025.75
18Namibia9.2563.75
19Romania8.0071.75
20Chile6.7553.75

The 2019 Rugby World Cup will start on September 20th, and play out until November 2nd. New Zealand are defending champions, after winning back-to-back titles and are looking to secure a hat-trick in 2019.

Schedule and dates for the 2019 Rugby World Cup

Group stage: Sept 20 – Oct 13
Quarter finals: Oct 19 – Oct 20
Semi final: Oct 26 –  Oct 27
Third place: Nov 1
Final: Nov 2

Winner odds

New Zealand are looking to score their third consecutive win, and to secure the hat-trick. The winner odds ahead of the championship strongly suggest that this might be the case. South Africa, England, Ireland and Wales are considered to be the main competition this year – and the player who dares to gamble a bit could get a great reward out of it. This is how the top 10 looks at Unibet:

WinnerOdds
New Zealand11/8
South Africa4/1
England9/2
Ireland9/1
Wales9/1
Australia14/1
France28/1
Argentina40/1
Scotland40/1
Japan200/1

Odds from Unibet 13/9 2019 

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Rugby World Cup groups 2019

Group A

Ireland
Japan
Russia
Samoa
Scotland

Group B

Italy
Canada
Namibia
New Zealand
South Africa

Group C

Argentina
England
France
Tonga
USA

Group D

Australia
Fiji
Georgia
Uruguay
Wales

The Rugby World Cup

The Rugby World Cup is played once every 4th year, and is one of the biggest sport events in the world. The sport might not be very well-known in all countries the same way that for example football is, but it is extremely popular in England, New Zealand, Australia etc.

New Zealand is the most successful team

The first Rugby World Cup was played in 1987. In 2015, New Zealand became the new most succesful team in the championship’s history – as they defended the title and won their third gold medal. There are only four different nations that has won the Rugby World Cup – New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and England. The winning team is, apart from the title, also awarded with the Webb Ellis Trophy .

Other than the four nations that has claimed a World Cup title, France is the only other team that has reached the final. France has played in the final on three occasions, but are yet to claim a title. Other medalists are Argentina and Wales, with one bronze medal each.

Previous Rugby World Cup winners

1987: New Zealand
1991: Australia
1995: South Africa
1999: Australia
2003: England
2007: South Africa
2011: New Zealand
2015: New Zealand

How the Rugby World Cup is played

The play of the Rugby World cup is very familiar to the World Cups of many other sports. The 20 teams are divided into four four groups, A to D, where the top two teams from each group moves on to the play-offs. Starting from the quarter finals, the losing team in the match will be eliminated. The losing teams in the quarter finals will however play each other for the bronze.