2007 Rugby World Cup

The 2007 Rugby World Cup was the sixth men's Rugby World Cup, hosted by France and won by South Africa, who defeated England in the final.

2007 Rugby World Cup final: The final match of the 2007 Rugby World Cup, in which South Africa defeated England 15–6. This match decided the tournament and gave South Africa its second world title.
Rugby World Cup: The international championship in men's rugby union, held every four years. The 2007 tournament was the sixth edition of this championship.
France national rugby union team: The national men's rugby union team representing France. France hosted the tournament and reached the semi-finals as the home team.
South Africa at the Rugby World Cup: South Africa's record and history in the men's Rugby World Cup. The 2007 victory brought South Africa level with Australia on two titles.
South Africa national rugby union team: The national men's rugby union team representing South Africa. South Africa won the tournament with a squad led by captain John Smit.
2007 Rugby World Cup qualification: The process by which teams earned places in the 2007 Rugby World Cup. Qualification determined the 20 teams competing in France.
2007 Rugby World Cup venues: The stadiums in France and elsewhere that hosted matches in the 2007 Rugby World Cup. Matches took place across France, with additional fixtures in Cardiff and Edinburgh.
Argentina at the Rugby World Cup: Argentina's history and results in the men's Rugby World Cup. The team's unexpected semi-final run helped establish it as a leading rugby nation.
England national rugby union team: The national men's rugby union team representing England. England reached the final as defending champions before losing to South Africa.
2007 Rugby World Cup pools: The five-team groups used for the opening stage of the 2007 Rugby World Cup. Pool results determined which teams advanced to the knockout rounds.

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