Get ready for a rugby weekend like no other! The race to qualify for the 2027 Rugby World Cup is heating up, and you won’t want to miss a single moment. RugbyPass TV is your go-to destination for all the action, bringing you cross-continental coverage of the most crucial matches. But here’s where it gets controversial—with only one spot left for the Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027, the stakes have never been higher. Who will clinch the final ticket to Australia? Let’s dive in.
November Internationals: The Matches You Can’t Afford to Miss
This weekend’s lineup is packed with high-stakes clashes that will shape the future of international rugby. Here’s the breakdown:
- Georgia vs Canada (12:00 GMT, 15th November, Adjarabet Arena, Batumi) – Watch live here. Available in territories without an existing broadcast agreement.
- Portugal vs Hong Kong China (15:00 GMT, 15th November, Estadio Nacional do Jamor, Lisbon) – Watch live here. Available outside of Portugal.
- Romania vs USA (15:00 GMT, 15th November, Stadionul National Arcul de Triumf, Bucharest) – Watch live here. Available outside of Romania and USA.
- Spain vs England A (16:00 GMT, 15th November, Estadio José Zorrilla, Valladolid) – Watch live here. Available outside of Spain.
And this is the part most people miss—England A’s clash with Spain isn’t just another game. Fresh off a showdown with the All Blacks XV in Bath, England A has fielded a squad brimming with young talent, including stars like Noah Caluori and Afolabi Fasogbon. This is their chance to shine and stake their claim for future international glory. Meanwhile, Spain’s Samuel Ezeala is set to make his long-awaited senior debut, adding another layer of excitement to this must-watch fixture.
The Road to RWC 2027: Who Will Make It?
The final qualification tournament is down to the wire, with Samoa and Belgium battling it out for the last spot. Samoa holds the advantage, needing only a draw to secure their place, but Belgium isn’t going down without a fight. After a nail-biting win over Brazil, the Belgians are determined to prove they belong on the world stage. But here’s the question—can the underdogs pull off the upset?
- Namibia vs Brazil (13:00 GMT, 18th November) – Watch live here.
- Samoa vs Belgium (15:30 GMT, 18th November) – Watch live here.
Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens: The Battle for SVNS 3
While the men’s teams grab the headlines, don’t overlook the Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens in Nairobi. With 12 nations vying for a spot in SVNS 3, this tournament is a showcase of Africa’s rising rugby talent. Hosts Kenya are already through to SVNS 2, but teams like South Africa and Uganda are favorites to claim the remaining spot. Will there be any surprises? Tune in to find out.
- Day 1: 06:00 GMT, 15th November – Watch live here.
- Day 2: 06:00 GMT, 16th November – Watch live here.
How to Watch
All matches are available on RugbyPass TV and the RugbyPass app, subject to local broadcasting rights. For a full schedule and availability in your region, check our live schedule. And if you’re wondering where to catch the Quilter Nations Series, our TV Guide has you covered with local broadcaster information for seven countries.
Thought-provoking question for you: With rugby’s global reach expanding, do you think the qualification process for the World Cup is fair? Or are some teams at a disadvantage? Let us know in the comments—we’d love to hear your thoughts!
