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The qualifying race for Rugby World Cup 2027 is over, and the pressure has moved to the pools. All 24 Rugby World Cup teams are known, the Rugby World Cup draw 2027 has been made in Sydney, and the Rugby…

All 24 teams for the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia have been finalized following an expanded qualification cycle. Twelve teams qualified automatically by finishing in the top three of their 2023 pools, while twelve others secured spots via regional pathways and a final tournament in Dubai. The tournament, featuring six pools of four, will run from October 1 to November 13, 2027.
The Rugby Paper notes that the top two teams in each pool alongside the four best third-placed sides will advance to the Round of 16. Decisive pool matchups include Italy against Georgia in Pool B, Portugal versus Uruguay in Pool D, and Japan, the United States, and Samoa competing in Pool E.
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