How Rugby World Cup 2023 will shape up
Twelve of 20 teams have already qualified due to finishing positions in the last tournament
08 June 2020 - 14:01
Bengaluru — World Rugby has announced the qualification process for the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France aimed at promoting a “genuine opportunity” for all unions, the game’s global body says.
Twelve teams — SA, England, New Zealand, Wales, Japan, France, Australia, Ireland, Scotland, Italy, Argentina and Fiji — have already qualified by virtue of their top-three finishes in their respective pools at the 2019 World Cup...
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