Rugby World Cup 2023 venues

Host nation France will open the tournament with an epic clash against New Zealand in Saint-Denis on September 8.
Nine stadia will stage 48 matches over seven weeks

Lille
Stade Pierre-Mauroy
50,090

Nantes
Stade de La Beaujoire 35,520

Bordeaux
Stade de Bordeaux 42,060

Lyon
OL Stadium
58,880

Saint-Denis
Stade de France
Capacity: 80,020

Stade de France
hosts final on October 28

Saint-Etienne
Stade Geoffroy- Guichard 41,960

Toulouse
Stadium de Toulouse 33,100

Nice
Stade de Nice 35,980

Marseille
Stade Velodrome
67,840


Source: World Rugby © GRAPHIC NEWS