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European rugby supporters face a lengthy wait to see another men’s Rugby World Cup staged on the continent, with the next four tournaments across the men’s and women’s game all heading elsewhere.
Australia will host the men’s Rugby World Cup in 2027 before staging the women’s tournament two years later in 2029.
The competition will then head to the United States, which will host its first men’s Rugby World Cup in 2031 before also staging the women’s tournament in 2033.
It means the next four tournaments are:
With Australia hosting in 2027 and the United States taking…
The countdown is on for kick-off on the 2026 Rugby League World Cup which features five Pacific Islands men's teams and three Pacific Islands women's teams competing against the world's best.
Here's a break down of all you need to know and where you need to go for all of your favourite Pacific Islands teams.
Staged in nine cities in Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, the World Cup will feature 53 matches across three tournaments in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Port Moresby, Christchurch, Newcastle, Wollongong, Gold Coast and Townsville.
The 10-team Men's tournament will include one pool of four and two pools of three nations.
The pools have been structured to reflect the most recent International Rugby League (IRL) world rankings.
Group A: Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Cook Islands
Group A teams will play each other once and features two Pacific Islands teams - Cook Islands and Fiji - who will both need to get past Australia and New Zealand to keep their chances of advancing alive.
Group B: England, Samoa, Lebanon
Group C: Tonga, Papua New Guinea, France
Group B and Group C will each play three matches against the teams in the…
Published: 17 hours ago | 20 September 2026 11:00 CEST
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Japan's players (back) celebrate beating Fiji to win the Pacific Nations Cup final rugby union match at Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium in Tokyo on September 19, 2026. (Photo by JIJI Press / AFP via Getty Images) / Japan OUTEddie Jones’ Japan have returned to the World Rugby Men’s Rankings top 10 following their 20-15 win over Fiji in the final of the Asahi Pacific Nations Cup at the Prince Chichibu Memorial Stadium in Tokyo.
It was third time lucky for Japan who had been beaten by Fiji in the last two finals, with tries from Mamoru Harada, Ben Gunter and Samisoni Tua and five points from the boot of Sam Greene seeing the Brave Blossoms take the title.
Japan have now moved above Fiji in the rankings as a result of the win, gaining three places to move up to ninth. It is the highest that Asian rugby’s flagbearers have been in the rankings since March 2023, and the first time they have been in the top 10 since August that year.
Meanwhile, Fiji have dropped a place and are now 10th, which has led to Wales losing…