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The day rugby fans worldwide have been waiting for has arrived.
Download the Rugby World Cup 2023 tournament time-table to ensure you don't miss out on any action-packed Ruby World Cup fixtures.
CLICK HERE | Download Rugby World Cup 2023 tournament timetable
A wide open World Cup Tournament starts on Friday when the 20 best teams will battle till 28 October for the Webb Ellis Cup.
Any of the top eight sides are capable of beating each other on their day but the winner is likely to come from Ireland, South Africa, New Zealand and the host nation France.
South Africa is the defending champion and is aiming to be the first side to win the World Cup four times.
The draw for the matches in the four Pools looks very tricky for most of the fancied teams, including the Springboks.
They are in Pool B, alongside the current number one ranked team Ireland, and the dangerous Scotland.
