Argentina vs. SA: Preview, Live Stream and TV Info for Rugby World Cup Match

Argentina and South Africa meet on Friday in a duel to see who will be crowned best of the rest in the Rugby World Cup 2015 third-place playoff. The pair came up short against finalists New Zealand and Australia, respectively, and although the prizes on offer aren’t as grand, the bronze-medal encounter at London’s Olympic Stadium promises fireworks nonetheless. These two teams have met only once before at the Rugby World Cup and it was the Springboks who triumphed 37-13 in the semi-finals of the 2007 tournament, but the rivalry has changed since then. It was only in August of this... 

Rugby World Cup Schedule 2015: Fixture Info for Bronze-Medal Match

Their race for a winners’ medal may be over, but Argentina face South Africa on Friday as both teams hope they can claim a consolatory third-place finish at the Rugby World Cup in 2015. The two southern hemisphere rivals have met only once before in a Rugby World Cup, and it was the Springboks who prevailed 37-13 at the Stade de France back in 2007. It’s once again a European setting that will see the pair collide as London’s Olympic Stadium prepares for a tantalising encounter, even if first place is no longer on the cards. Read on for all the vital viewing information needed... 

Ranking Greatest Rugby World Cup Final Moments

The Rugby World Cup has brought us a catalogue of inspirational moments over the past 28 years, and it’s no surprise some of the most memorable ones materialised in the final itself. New Zealand and Australia are on a collision course this Saturday as they each bid to become the first nation ever to win three World Cups, and each have provided huge excitement since the inaugural contest in 1987. Fans can only hope this weekend’s Twickenham showdown gives us a host of new final memories, and, here, we provide a look at some of the greatest to date. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

5 Things New Zealand and Australia Can Do to Make This the Greatest Final Ever

The Rugby World Cup 2015 final needs of an injection of entertainment. The finals in 2011 and 2007 gave us only two tries from 160 minutes of World Cup final rugby, as the sides tried not to lose rather than go out to win. In 2007, England, having gone back to their fundamentals after a thrashing by the Springboks, were hardly going to come out with an all-court game against the same opponents in the final. The Boks simply nullified the Red Rose threat and took their shots at goal when they came. The only pulse-quickening moment was Mark Cueto’s disallowed try after that scintillating break... 

Rugby World Cup 2015: Why a Plate Competition Would Enhance the World Cup

The last men standing will battle for the biggest prize in rugby on Saturday. New Zealand and Australia meet at Twickenham in the World Cup final, with both looking for a third title and the All Blacks bidding to become the first back-to-back world champions. The cut and thrust of the knockout stages has been enthralling; the best ever, many have said. All of which makes those less nerve-shredding days of watching Canada and Italy trade blows, Japan making the whole world fall in love with their rugby team or Georgia defying Tonga at a sun-soaked, raucous Kingsholm, seem like a time long, long... 

Rugby World Cup Final 2015: Key Battles for New Zealand vs. Australia

One of the biggest matches in Rugby World Cup history is almost upon us as New Zealand and Australia prepare to contest Saturday’s final in a fixture packed to the rafters with star talent. Both teams have managed to make it to Twickenham with minimal injuries or absences, maximising the fans’ chances of seeing the best possible XVs head-to-head at the climax of the competition. Two in-form packs and a lengthy list of world-class backs make for a healthy selection of key battles to watch out for in Saturday’s finale, the most important of which are discussed in further detail... 

Rugby World Cup 2015: Power Ranking Teams Going into Final Weekend

It’s comforting to know the two most deserving teams will line up in the final of the Rugby World Cup 2015 after New Zealand and Australia defeated South Africa and Argentina, respectively, to book Saturday’s climax. Both the Springboks and the Pumas made valiant efforts in their bids to advance to the Twickenham decider, and neither team should regret the exciting manner in which they exited the running after leaving it all on the pitch. Heading into Saturday’s crescendo, we’ve taken a final run at the Rugby World Cup power rankings, but be sure to check out last week’s... 

Rugby World Cup 2015: Best XV from Semi-Finals

New Zealand and Australia will contest their first-ever Rugby World Cup final against one another next Saturday after defeating South Africa and Argentina, respectively, to reach the climax of the 2015 tournament. This weekend’s semi-final did not fail to entertain, with the All Blacks deservedly edging the Springboks 20-18 before the Wallabies ousted the Pumas from the running with a 29-15 triumph on Sunday. Argentina and South Africa leave the competition with pride intact, however, and all four teams are represented in our best XV of the semi-finals. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Rugby World Cup Final 2015: Top Storylines in New Zealand vs. Australia

New Zealand will have their chance to become the first nation ever to win back-to-back World Cups next Saturday at Twickenham, London, but the not-so-small matter of beating Australia separates them and a 2015 triumph. This will be the 155th meeting between the two bitter rivals, but it represents their first time facing off in the final of a World Cup after clashing in the semis in three of the past seven tournaments. The World Cup can sometimes be blotted by a sense of controversy in who makes it to the curtain call, but we can all rest assured this year’s competition very much sees the... 

Rugby World Cup Schedule 2015: Date, Time, Live Stream and TV Info for Final

The Rugby World Cup final takes centre stage on Saturday, as New Zealand take on neighbours Australia for the right to be crowned champions of the world. Both sides were forced to scrap their way through their respective semi-final ties last weekend against South Africa and Argentina, respectively, yet still come into the final in exemplary form and full of confidence. And despite the fact that the All Blacks will be red-hot favourites to claim back-to-back world titles, it’s very much a case of an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object. Here’s all you need to know about the... 

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