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Record demand for Rugby World Cup 2025 tickets

Women’s Rugby World Cup England 2025 is generating record demand, with more than 100,000 tickets requested in just the first week of the application phase adding to the 130,000 tickets already sold in the presale. More than 100,000 tickets applied for in the first week of the ticket application phase, on top of the 130,000

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World Rugby appoints Ocean Outdoor UK as media partner

World Rugby has today appointed Ocean Outdoor UK, a leader in premium Digital OOH advertising and experiential activations, as their DOOH media partner for Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 in England. World Rugby has today appointed Ocean Outdoor UK, a leader in premium Digital Out of Home advertising and experiential activations, as their DOOH media

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Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 ticket application phase opens

Ticket application phase open from 11:00 (GMT) 5 November until 11:00 (GMT) 19 November for all Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 matches. Unprecedented demand for tickets, with more than 130,000 tickets already sold during the presale period. Fan experience at the heart of the accessible and stress-free application phase. The tournament is anticipated to be

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RWC 2025 – Facts and Fancies

Now we know the pools and the match schedules for next year’s World Cup. First the pools: The 2025 RWC will be the first to include 16 nations since 2002. Regrettably the likely outcomes remain the same. Delightful as that is for the favoured nations, a competition that has thrown up only three winners across

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Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 match schedule confirmed

The biggest celebration of women’s rugby will kick-off with hosts England facing USA in the opening match at Sunderland’s Stadium of Light on 22 August 2025. The match schedule has been designed with teams and fans’ interests at heart, creating exciting matchups across the eight host locations. All matches are organised over six weekends with

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A Draw is a Big Draw

BBC1 was the venue for the latest stage of next year’s World Cup. The draw was made on the One Show with Gabby Logan and Maggie Alphonsi. The four British Isles captains were all present, plus squads of highly excited youngsters to add unwavering support. The selections made: Pool A: England, Samoa, USA, Australia Pool

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