Rugby World Cup 2027 Tickets

Rugby World Cup - The Battle To Win The Webb Ellis Trophy

The battle to win the coveted Webb Ellis trophy comes to our fair shores in 2015 - and we can't wait. Last time round the All Blacks claimed the prize in front of their home fans in New Zealand, so will England or any of the home nations be able to repeat that feat, or will one of the powerhouse southern hemisphere teams simply prove to strong?

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Rugby World Cup - 2015's Biggest Sporting Event

Held once every four years, the competition to crown the world champions is always tough. The last time the tournament was held in England was in 1999, when it was shared between the four home nations, with a great Australian team led by George Gregan defeating France at the Millennium Stadium.

This edition promises to be a memorable one from the offing, with England, Wales, Australia and Fiji all drawn together. No team has ever defended its crown, but the Kiwis dominant form of late suggests you'd be very unwise to rule them out, with the electrifying play of Richie McCaw, Ma'a Nonu and Aaron Cruden making any games involving the All Blacks a must-watch. What's more, with France's ability to seemingly always come good at tournament time, not to mention the always-difficult teams of Ireland, Argentina and South Africa, the event is shaping up nicely.

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