England and Wales in same 2027 World Cup group

BBC NewsWednesday, December 3, 2025 at 10:02:03 AM
England and Wales in same 2027 World Cup group
  • England and Wales have been drawn into the same group for the pool stages of the 2027 Rugby World Cup, alongside Scotland and Ireland, marking a significant moment for these teams as they prepare for the tournament.
  • This grouping is crucial as it sets the stage for intense competition among the home nations, with England and Wales looking to assert their dominance in rugby while Scotland and Ireland aim to challenge them.
  • The draw reflects ongoing rivalries and the historical context of these teams in international rugby, as they each seek to improve their standings and performance in future tournaments.
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