World Cup History of Rugby 1987-1995 2 / 3
- World Cup 1987, which was hosted by Australia and New Zealand. Played 32 games over the period from May 22-June 20 tournament African countries, three countries of the Americas, Asian countries, and seven European countries and four Pacific countries. It was shortened significantly in the Springboks who are not in competition because of the international sports boycott.
Site automatically filled seven members of the IRFB, with invitations sent to fill the remainder. In total, there were 16 countries in the competition. France played Australia in the semi-final, New Zealand, and Wales. New Zealand became the first World Cup champions, defeating France 29 points to 9 in Eden Park in Auckland.
, Rugby World Cup 1991, which was hosted by Great Britain, Ireland and France, with the final tournament to be held at the home of English rugby, Twickenham. For the first time, replace the formula qualifying the invitation already in use. Qualifiers 32-team tournament. England qualified for the finals by defeating Scotland in Moray, with Australia to join them by beating New Zealand tomorrow. Australia won the final by defeating England 12-6.
Site automatically filled seven members of the IRFB, with invitations sent to fill the remainder. In total, there were 16 countries in the competition. France played Australia in the semi-final, New Zealand, and Wales. New Zealand became the first World Cup champions, defeating France 29 points to 9 in Eden Park in Auckland.
, Rugby World Cup 1991, which was hosted by Great Britain, Ireland and France, with the final tournament to be held at the home of English rugby, Twickenham. For the first time, replace the formula qualifying the invitation already in use. Qualifiers 32-team tournament. England qualified for the finals by defeating Scotland in Moray, with Australia to join them by beating New Zealand tomorrow. Australia won the final by defeating England 12-6.
World Cup History of Rugby 1987-1995 2 / 3
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