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A brief history of the Rugby World Cup

Once every four years, the World Cup sends rugby fans from all hemispheres into a spiraling frenzy of emotions that peaks with one of the 20 qualified teams lifting the Web Ellis trophy.

Although the competition is relatively new and doesn’t have the heritage and history of other global sporting competitions – such as the football World Cup –, it has established itself as one of the biggest events in the world.

Not a lot of people know this, but up until the first World Cup was held in 1987, the USA were considered champions in this sport by winning the Olympic games in 1924.

Everything you need to know about the 2019 tournament

Japan will host this 9th edition of the Rugby World Cup. The tournament kicks-off on the September the 20th and ends on November the 2nd.

Another fun trivia fact to know is that the same whistle is blown for the opening game of every Rugby World Cup tournament.

The 20 teams competing are:

●	Ireland
●	Scotland
●	Wales
●	England
●	Russia
●	Japan
●	Samoa
●	New Zealand
●	South Africa
●	Namibia

●	Italy
●	France
●	USA
●	Tonga
●	Argentina
●	Australia
●	Fiji
●	Uruguay
●	Georgia
●	Canada

The tournament format consists of four groups of five countries with teams playing each other once. The top two from each group move forward to the quarterfinals. The winners will progress to the semi-final and then the final. Losing semifinalists will also play a playoff game for the bronze medal.

Full schedule of the Rugby Union World Cup

Pool A
Ireland, Scotland, Japan, Russia, Samoa
Fri 20 Sep	Japan v Russia (Tokyo), 11.45am
Sun 22 Sep	Ireland v Scotland (Yokohama), 8.45am
Tue 24 Sep	Russia v Samoa (Kumagaya), 11.15am
Sat 28 Sep	Japan v Ireland (Shizuoka), 8.15am
Mon 30 Sep	Scotland v Samoa (Kobe), 11.15am
Thu 3 Oct	Ireland v Russia (Kobe), 11.15am
Sat 5 Oct	Japan v Samoa (Toyota), 11.30am
Wed 9 Oct	Scotland v Russia (Shizuoka), 8.15am
Sat 12 Oct	Ireland v Samoa (Fukuoka), 11.45am
Sun 13 Oct	Japan v Scotland (Yokohama), 11.45am

Pool B
New Zealand, South Africa, Italy, Namibia, Canada
Sat 21 Sep	N. Zealand v S. Africa (Yokohama), 10.45am
Sun 22 Sep	Italy v Namibia (Osaka), 6.15am
Thu 26 Sept	Italy v Canada (Fukuoka), 8.45am
Sat 28 Sep	South Africa v Namibia (Toyota), 10.45am
Wed 2 Oct	New Zealand v Canada (Oita), 11.15am
Fri 4 Oct	South Africa v Italy (Shizuoka), 10.45am
Sun 6 Oct	New Zealand v Namibia (Tokyo), 5.45am
Tue 8 Oct	South Africa v Canada (Kobe), 11.15am
Sat 12 Oct	New Zealand v Italy (Toyota), 5.45am
Sun 13 Oct	Namibia v Canada (Kamaishi), 4.15am

Pool C
England, France, Argentina, USA, Tonga
Sat 21 Sep	France v Argentina (Tokyo), 8.15am
Sun 22 Sep	England v Tonga (Sapporo), 11.15am
Thu 26 Sep	England v USA (Kobe), 11.45am
Sat 28 Sep	Argentina v Tonga (Osaka), 5.45am
Wed 2 Oct	France v USA (Fukuoka), 8.45am
Sat 5 Oct	England v Argentina (Tokyo), 9.00am
Sun 6 Oct	France v Tonga (Kumamoto), 8.45am
Wed 9 Oct	Argentina v USA (Kumagaya), 5.45am
Sat 12 Oct	England v France (Yokohama), 9.15am
Sun 13 Oct	USA v Tonga (Osaka), 6.45am

Pool D
Australia, Wales, Georgia, Fiji, Uruguay
Sat 21 Sep	Australia v Fiji (Sapporo), 5.45am
Mon 23 Sep	Wales v Georgia (Toyota), 11.15am
Wed 25 Sep	Fiji v Uruguay (Kamaishi), 6.15am
Sun 29 Sep	Georgia v Uruguay (Kumagaya), 6.15am
Sun 29 Sep	Australia v Wales (Tokyo), 8.45am
Thu 3 Oct	Georgia v Fiji (Osaka), 6.15am
Sat 5 Oct	Australia v Uruguay (Oita), 6.15am
Wed 9 Oct	Wales v Fiji (Oita), 10.45am
Fri 11 Oct	Australia v Georgia (Shizuoka), 11.15am
Sun 13 Oct	Wales v Uruguay (Kumamoto), 9.15am

KNOCKOUT STAGES
Sat 19 Oct	QF1 Winner Pool C v Runner-up Pool D (Oita), 8.15am
Sat 19 Oct	QF2 Winner Pool B v Runner-up Pool A (Tokyo), 11.15am
Sun 20 Oct	QF3 Winner Pool D v Runner-up Pool C (Oita), 8.15am
Sun 20 Oct	QF4 Winner Pool A v Runner-up Pool B (Tokyo), 11.15am
Sat 26 Oct	Winner QF1 v Winner QF2 (Yokohama), 9.00am
Sun 27 Oct	Winner QF3 v Winner QF4 (Yokohama), 9.00am
Fri 1 Nov	Third-place Play-off (Tokyo), 9.00am
Sat 2 Nov	RWC 2019 Final (Yokohama), 9.00am

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Where to watch Rugby World Cup live online

Rugby fans have plenty of options available to watch Rugby World Cup live online – including some that are free (if you use CyberGhost VPN).

For example, the official broadcaster for the United States, NBC, is available on multiple online streaming platforms (fuboTV, Sling TV, YouTube TV, PlayStation Vue) that offer a free trial. However, if you’re outside the US and want to create an account, you will need to use CyberGhost VPN and connect to a server located inside the US.

UK citizens who want to watch Rugby World Cup live online free can opt for ITV. All 48 matches can be streamed on ITV’s TV Player. The service is simple to use. To live stream the Rugby World Cup on ITV UK, you just need to connect to their website and click on the ’Watch Live’ button from the top left corner.

The service is blocked if you’re living outside the UK, but that’s where CyberGhost VPN comes in handy. Just fire up CyberGhost, connect to a VPN server located in the UK and ITV’s restrictions will magically disappear.

A step by step guide to watch RWC 2019 with CyberGhost VPN

1. Become a Ghostie

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Connect to a VPN server from the US or the UK

3. Connect to NBC or ITV

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CyberGhost VPN is optimized for all platforms and operating systems. Whether you want to stream matches on a Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Amazon Fire TV & Fire Stick, Linux allows you to watch the World Cup 2019 live on all of them.

Plus, one subscription is enough to unblock streams on up to 7 different devices simultaneously.

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