Sunday September 24 will see two new matches: Wales-Australia and Scotland-Tonga in the 2023 Rugby World Cup. Find essential information about the broadcast of these matches.
Two Sunday posters from the Rugby World Cup 2023 will be followed on September 24, including a clash between Wales and Australia on behalf of Group C. The other meeting will pit the beaten players from the first day of Group B between Tonga and Scotland.
Rugby World Cup 2023: the Australians on reprieve against the Welsh
A lackluster victory over Georgia in the first match (35-15), the Australians conceded a setback to everyone’s surprise against the Fiji Islands. The Wallabies, double world champions, are already on borrowed time against Wales. Any result other than a victory against the Leek fifteen would greatly damage Australia’s chances of reaching the quarter-finals. In nine World Cup appearances, Australia has never been eliminated in the group stages. Faux pas prohibited for Eddie Jones players.
Rugby World Cup 2023: woe to the loser between Tonga and Scotland
Announced as the spoilsport of Pool B, a group of death including the South African and Irish ogres, the Scots were not ridiculous against the Springboks, with an 18-3 defeat allowing the Quinze du Chardon to hang on the defensive bonus. Little in spirit during his first match, especially in his kicking game, star Finn Russell will be important to obtain victory against the Tongans. The latter, largely beaten by Ireland (59-16), will have a lot to do to try to get back on track and enjoy two final suspenseful group matches.
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Rugby World Cup 2023: on which channels to follow Scotland-Tonga and Wales-Australia?
The meeting between Scotland and Tonga will take place at the Allianz Rivera in Nice. It will be followed live on France 2 for a kick-off at 5:45 p.m. As for the Wales-Australia clash, go to TF1 to follow the match played at the Groupama Stadium in Lyon. Meet at 9 p.m. for the start of the meeting. This will be followed as always by Mag presented by Isabelle Ithurburu, accompanied by her entire band of consultants.
