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Katie Sands

Rugby World Cup 2019 fixtures, match details and UK kick-off times

The Rugby World Cup is finally under way in Japan.

Here are the full fixtures for the 2019 tournament in the Land of the Rising Sun.

The full Rugby World Cup fixture list (UK time)

Friday, September 20

Japan vs Russia - 11.45am

Saturday, September 21

Australia vs Fiji - 5.45am

France vs Argentina - 8.15am

New Zealand vs South Africa - 10.45am

Sunday, September 22

Italy vs Namibia - 6.15am

Ireland vs Scotland - 8.45am

England vs Tonga - 11.15am

Monday, September 23

Wales vs Georgia - 11.15am

Tuesday, September 24

Russia vs Samoa - 11.15am

Wednesday, September 25

Fiji vs Uruguay. 6.15am

Thursday, September 26

Italy vs Canada - 8.45am

England vs USA - 11.45am

Saturday, September 28

Argentina vs Tonga - 5.45am

Japan vs Ireland - 8.15am

South Africa vs Namibia - 10.45am

Sunday, September 29

Georgia vs Uruguay - 6.15am

Australia vs Wales - 8.45am BST (ITV and S4C)

Monday, September 30

Scotland vs Samoa - 11.15am

Wednesday, October 2

France vs USA - 8.45am

New Zealand vs Canada - 11.15am

Thursday, October 3

Georgia vs Fiji - 6.15am

Ireland vs Russia - 11.15am

Friday, October 4

South Africa vs Italy - 10.45am

Saturday, October 5

Australia vs Uruguay - 6.15am

England vs Argentina - 9am

Japan vs Samoa - 11.30am

Sunday, October 6

New Zealand vs Namibia - 5.45am

France vs Tonga - 8.45am

Tuesday, October 8

South Africa vs Canada - 11.15am

Wednesday, October 9

Argentina vs USA - 5.45am

Scotland vs Russia - 8.15am

Wales vs Fiji - 10.45am

Friday, October 11

Australia vs Georgia - 11.15am

Saturday, October 12

New Zealand vs Italy - 5.45am

England vs France - 9.15am

Ireland vs Samoa - 11.45am

Sunday, October 13

Namibia vs Canada - 4.15am

USA vs Tonga - 6.45am

Wales vs Uruguay - 9.15am

Japan vs Scotland - 11.45am

Saturday, October 19 - Quarter-finals

Winner Pool C vs Runner up Pool D - 8.15am

Winner Pool B vs Runner up Pool A - 11.15am

Sunday, October 20 - Quarter-finals

Winner Pool D vs Runner up Pool C - 8.15am

Winner Pool A vs Runner up Pool B - 11.15am

Saturday, October 26 - Semi-finals

Winner QF1 vs Winner QF 2 - 9am

Sunday, October 27 - Semi-finals

Winner QF3 vs Winner QF4 - 9am

Friday, November 1 - Bronze Final

Loser SF1 vs Loser SF2 - 9am

Saturday, November 2 - Final

Winner SF1 vs Winner SF2 - 9am BST

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