2023-09-09 09:00:06
The opening match of the Rugby World Cup takes place this Friday August 8, 2023. At what time and on which channel? Practical information on television broadcasting.
The Rugby World Cup kicked off this Friday, September 8. After the summit meeting between France and New Zealand, the competition continues this weekend with several meetings which will liven up the days of oval fans. This Saturday, September 9, 2023, Italy faces Namibia at 1 p.m. on M6, before the Ireland-Romania match scheduled for 3:30 p.m., still on the sixth channel. Australia will next play Georgia at 6 p.m. in a scheduled Six match. It will be TF1’s turn to go on air at 9 p.m., to broadcast the England-Argentina match.
This Sunday, September 10, the World Cup qualifying phases continue with three matches. First, Japan will play against Chile from 1 p.m. in a match broadcast first on France 3, before switching to France 2. Then, the meeting between South Africa and Scotland will bring together viewers in front of France 2 at 5:45 p.m. Finally, the day will end with the clash between Wales and Fiji, at 9 p.m. on TF1.
The Rugby World Cup will punctuate sports news until October 28. Some spectators were able to get their tickets to see the matches scheduled at the Stade de France, Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Nice, Saint-Etienne and Toulouse. The others will have to follow the television broadcast: the entire competition is broadcast, in the afternoon or evening, on TF1, France 2 or M6. Below, we detail the times and channels for each match until the final.
The full Rugby World Cup program
Saturday September 9:
Italy – Namibia (1 p.m. on M6) Ireland – Romania (3:30 p.m. on M6) Australia – Georgia (6 p.m. on M6) England – Argentina (9 p.m. on TF1)
Sunday September 10:
Japan – Chile (1 p.m. on France 3 then France 2) South Africa – Scotland (5:45 p.m. on France 2) Wales – Fiji (9 p.m. on TF1)
Thursday, September 14: France – Uruguay (9 p.m. on TF1)
Friday September 15: New Zealand – Namibia (9 p.m. on TF1)
Saturday September 16:
Samoa – Chile (3 p.m. on M6) Wales – Portugal (5:45 p.m. on M6) Ireland – Tonga (9 p.m. on TF1)
Sunday September 17:
South Africa – Romania (3 p.m. on France 2) Australia – Fiji (5:45 p.m. on France 2) England – Japan (9 p.m. on TF1)
Wednesday September 20: Italy – Uruguay (5:45 p.m. on M6)
Thursday September 21: France – Namibia (9 p.m. on TF1)
Friday September 22: Argentina – Samoa (5:45 p.m. on M6)
Saturday September 23:
Georgia – Portugal (2 p.m. on M6) England – Chile (5:45 p.m. on M6) South Africa – Ireland (9 p.m. on TF1)
Sunday September 24:
Scotland – Tonga (5:45 p.m. on France 2) Wales – Australia (9 p.m. on TF1)
Wednesday September 27: Uruguay – Namibia (5:45 p.m. on M6)
Thursday September 28: Japan – Samoa (9 p.m. on M6)
Friday, September 29: New Zealand – Italy (9 p.m. on TF1)
Saturday September 30:
Argentina – Chile (3 p.m. on M6) Fiji – Georgia (5:45 p.m. on M6) Scotland – Romania (9 p.m. on M6)
Sunday October 1:
Australia – Portugal (5:45 p.m. on France 2) South Africa – Tonga (9 p.m. on TF1)
Thursday, October 5: New Zealand – Uruguay (9 p.m. on TF1)
Friday, October 6: France – Italy (9 p.m. on TF1)
Saturday October 7:
Wales – Georgia (3 p.m. on France 2) England – Samoa (5:45 p.m. on France 2) Ireland – Scotland (9 p.m. on TF1)
Sunday October 8:
Japan – Argentina (1 p.m. on M6) Tonga – Romania (5:45 p.m. on M6) Fiji – Portugal (9 p.m. on M6)
Saturday October 14:
Quarter-final 1: 1st Pool C – 2nd Pool D (5 p.m. France TV or M6) Quarter-final 2: 1st Pool B – 2nd Pool A (9 p.m. on TF1)
Sunday October 15:
Quarter-final 3: 1st Pool D – 2nd Pool C (5 p.m. France TV or M6) Quarter-final 4: 1st Pool A – 2nd Pool B (9 p.m. on TF1)
Friday, October 20: Semi-final 1: Winner quarter-final 1 – Winner quarter-final 2 (9 p.m. on TF1)
Saturday October 21: Semi-final 2: Winner quarter-final 3 – Winner quarter-final 3 (9 p.m. on TF1)
Friday, October 27: Final for third place (9 p.m. on TF1)
Saturday October 28: World Cup final (9 p.m. on TF1)
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