Rugby World Cup: what time, on which channel to watch the New Zealand – South Africa final?

2023-10-29 06:52:29

The quest for the Grail ends this Saturday. Almost two months after the start of the World Cup, New Zealand and South Africa face off in the final at 9 p.m. at the Stade de France to win the Webb Ellis Trophy. Already three-time winners of the World Cup (1987, 2011, 2015), the All Blacks, initially placed in the Blues group, will try to win a fourth title, which would be unprecedented in history. To do this, they got rid of Ireland, the world’s leading nation, in the quarter-final (24-28), then Argentina easily in the semi-final (6-44).

For their part, the Springboks had to fight back against the XV of France in the quarter-finals with a victory of only one point (28-29) and did it again in the semi-final against England (15-16). Trailing for a good part of the match, the current title holders snatched their ticket to the final thanks to a saving kick from Pollard in the 78th minute. What to talk about a potential chance of future champion?

The match between New Zealand and South Africa is scheduled to kick off at 9 p.m. this Saturday, October 28 and will be broadcast live on TF1 and with live commentary on leparisien.fr.