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Rugby Icons Will Lead Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 Draw

19 November 2025 by Guest

Men’s Rugby World Cup Australia 2027 (RWC 2027) today confirmed a star-studded talent line-up who will lead fans through the RWC 2027 Draw, an eagerly awaited milestone following the announcement of all 24 teams now qualified for the tournament.

World Rugby Chair and former Australian international Brett Robinson, All Blacks legend and two-time RWC winner Dan Carter, former Wallabies captain and Australia’s most-capped player James Slipper and Olympic gold medallist and former Australian Sevens star Alicia Lucas have been announced as Draw Presenters.

The Draw will be broadcast live on Stan Sport, 9Gem and 9Now in Australia and streamed globally via RugbyPass TV and World Rugby YouTube on Wednesday, 3 December. The show will be hosted by former Wallaby and Stan Sport expert Morgan Turinui, who will guide viewers through the draw proceedings.

Fans can expect a comprehensive pre-show building anticipation for the draw, followed by an in-depth post-show unpacking every pool, storyline and match-up emerging from the night, including live reactions from the Wallabies.

Men’s Rugby World Cup Australia 2027 Managing Director, Chris Stanley, said: “With all 24 teams now confirmed for Men’s Rugby World Cup Australia 2027, the draw is an important moment for players, fans and the global rugby community. We’re thrilled to have such a distinguished line-up of legends leading the draw and know their insight, passion and expertise will make this event truly memorable.”

Media interested in covering the RWC 2027 Draw and reactions from participating teams will receive more information in the coming days.

Men’s Rugby World Cup Australia 2027 will be held between 1 October and 13 November 2027 and will be the first tournament to feature an expanded format contested by the world’s top 24 teams.

With 250,000 international visitors expected over the six-week period, RWC 2027 is projected to generate AUD$1.3 billion in direct visitor expenditure across the country and seven host cities, while inspiring a nation to embrace rugby, aiming for 200,000 participants by 2029.

The first opportunity for fans to secure their place at RWC 2027 will be in February 2026 during an exclusive presale for those who have registered their interest at rugbyworldcup.com/2027. All matches and price categories will be available during this presale, and fans are encouraged to register early to give themselves the best chance to secure tickets.

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