Get ready to enter the tumultuous rugby arena, a world where strategy, strength, and team spirit come together to create an unforgettable sporting spectacle. Whether you've always been a rugby fan or looking to improve your forecasting skills, this article is for you. In view of the next Rugby World Cup 2023 in France, we are going to unravel the details of a rugby match. This valuable information will not only allow you to understand the subtleties of the game, but also to make more accurate forecasts and thus become the champion of your business on the Scorecast Business platform. So get ready to dive into this fascinating sport and improve your prediction game!
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At home, the Blues will advance as favorites. Second nation in the world, France won the Six Nations Championship by winning the Grand Slam in 2022. His start to the World Cup will be difficult with a potential quarterfinal against Ireland.
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βOnlyβ third nation in the world and βonlyβ third at the last World Cup, New Zealand is not in the best period in its history. But the Blacks know how to win, more than anyone. They will be tough at the World Cup.
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The best nation in the world in 2023 is Ireland. Winners of the Six Nations Championship and world ranking leaders, the Irish are among the favorites. Their inexperience (no World Cup semi-finals played) could cost them in key matches.
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And here are the title holders! With their rough game, South Africans are always hard to take on. They will have to cough to get out of their hens and they could cross France or the Blacks in quarters: not an easy task.
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Winners in 2003, the English were beaten in the final four years ago. Since then, they won the Six Nations in 2020 before sliding slightly in the global hierarchy. To see them win this year would be a surprise.
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4 years ago, Australia went through the back door of the World Cup, swept by England in the quarterfinals (40-16). In 10 years, she has only won one edition of the Rugby Championship.
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In 2019, in the France and England group, Argentina did not play in the World Cup finals. This time she should have her place in the quarterfinals. And why not more?
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Wales will face Australia in Group C but should qualify for the rest of the competition. Only fifth in the last tournament, the Welsh are a notch below their European counterparts.
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Victorious over England in the last tournament, Scotland could play a spooky spot. But for that, it will take a feat in groups since South Africa and Ireland will be on its way.
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Now that you are armed with the basics to understand how a rugby match unfolds, you are ready to dive deeper into the specifics of the 2023 Rugby World Cup. Stay tuned in the coming days for our next episode, where we'll explore the favorite teams for the title, as well as the underdogs who could surprise us. With Scorecast Business, you'll not only be well-prepared to take full advantage of each match, but also to be the champion of your business in the prediction game. So don't forget to come back for the 3rd episode of our 2023 Rugby World Cup Guide, and in the meantime, may the best prediction win!
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