The 2023 Rugby World Cup has completed an entertaining pool stage which saw France, Ireland, Wales and England top their groups.
New Zealand, South Africa, Fiji and Argentina finished as runners-up to set up a mouthwatering quarter-final fixture list.
Saturday’s matches will kick-off with Wales against Argentina in Marseille, as Warren Gatland’s side aim to reach the semi-finals for the first time at a Rugby World Cup. That match is followed by a huge showdown between world No 1 Ireland and the All Blacks in Paris.
On Sunday, England and Fiji meet in Marseille as the Fijians, like Wales, aim to qualify for the first World Cup semi-final in their history. That precedes what is being tipped as the match of the tournament so far – a contest fit enough for a final – as hosts France face reigning champions South Africa in Paris.
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What and when are the quarter-finals?
Wales v Argentina, Saturday 14 October, 4pm BST
Ireland v New Zealand, Saturday 14 October, 8pm BST
England v Fiji, Sunday 15 October, 4pm BST
France v South Africa, Sunday 15 October, 8pm BST
When is the Rugby World Cup final?
The tournament began in Paris on 8 September with the host nation facing New Zealand, and will conclude with the final, also at the capital city’s Stade de France, on 28 October.
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