2021 Rugby World Cup (Kylaris): Difference between revisions

2021 Rugby Union World Cup
Tournament details
Host nation	Satavia
Date	15 January 2021 - 17 February 2021
No. of nations	see Participants
Final positions
Champions	Garambura
Runner-up	Satavia
Third place	Caldia
	← 2017 2025 →

Revision as of 17:20, 13 April 2022

The 2021 Rugby World Cup was hosted by Sataviaand held between 15 January and 17 February. It marked the first time that the tournament has been hosted by Satavia, and also only the second time that the cup was held in Asteria Inferior. 20 countries qualified, and two countries made their World Cup debuts.

The Rugby World Cup's group stages were synced with each other, with the first matches occuring on Friday 15th January, with the opening match of the tournament being held at 20:00, Satavian Standard Time, and was between Caldia and Rwizikuru, with Caldia ultimately winning 7-3.

Garambura would defeat hosts Satavia in the final 28-17, whilst Caldia, who were favourites going into the competition, clinched third place from Rizealand 17-3.

Bid

WorldRugby, the main international union for Rugby Union, and owner of the Rugby World Cup, announced biding for the 2021 Rugby World Cup in 2016. Four bids were submitted: Satavia, Rizealand, Nuvania and Masari. Masari's bid was withdrawn in early 2017, with the aim of instead hosting either 2025 or the 2029 world cup. Nuvania also withdrew it's bid, in order to strengthen the Satavian bid against Rizealand. Voting began in Caldia by the WorldRugby Host Committee (which includes former players, coaches and union representatives) following the end of the 2017 cup, and 72 votes were cast for Satavia, whilst 29 were cast for Rizealand.

Participants

Asteria Inferior (3)

Asteria Superior (2)

Cassier
Rizealand (3)

Coius (4)

Euclea (11)

Participants of the 2021 RWC, in blue, with the host, Satavia, in Green

Draw & Pools

The pool draw took place on December 3rd, 2020, with four pools, Pool A, Pool B, Pool C and Pool D being made up of:

Pool A: Seed 1 and Seed 3, and three other randomly selected nations
Pool B: Seed 2 and Seed 4, and three other randomly selected nations
Pool C: Seed 5 and Seed 7, and three other randomly selected nations
Pool D: Seed 6 and Seed 8, and three other randomly selected nations

Following the random draw, the pools were selected like this:

Pool A	Pool B	Pool C	Pool D
Caldia Rizealand File:RwizikuruFlag.PNG Rwizikuru Etruria Montecara	Nuvania Satavia Alsland Mabifia West Miersa	Garambura Masari Tengaria Gapolania Cassier	Template:Country data Estmere Gaullica Soravia Azmara Galenia

Venues

Port Hope International Stadium	Fort Kinnon Arena	DePex Stadium (Stadium of the Satavians)
Port Hope	Port Arthur-Fort Kinnon	Port Hope
Capacity: 59,373	Capacity: 54,211	Capacity: 68,758

King's College Jago Sports Arena	Port Edward Arena	Satavian Airlines Oval
Port Jago	Port Edward	Adamstown
Capacity: 28,476	Capacity: 34,000	Capacity: 26,500

Pool Stage

Pool A

Team	Pld	W	D	L	BP	Total Pts
Rizealand	4	4	0	0	4	20
Caldia	4	3	0	1	1	13
File:RwizikuruFlag.PNG Rwizikuru	4	1	1	2	1	7
Etruria	4	1	1	2	0	6
Montecara	4	0	0	4	0	0


15 January 2021	File:RwizikuruFlag.PNG Rwizikuru	3-7	Caldia	DePex Stadium, Port Hope
16 January 2021	Montecara	3-35	Rizealand	Port Hope International Stadium, Port Hope
17 January 2021	Etruria	11-0	Montecara	Port Edward Arena, Port Edward
17 January 2021	File:RwizikuruFlag.PNG Rwizikuru	18-37	Rizealand	Port Hope International Stadium, Port Hope
20 January 2021	Caldia	21-26	Rizealand	DePex Stadium, Port Hope
20 January 2021	Montecara	0-10	File:RwizikuruFlag.PNG Rwizikuru	Port Hope RFC Grounds, Port Hope
23 January 2021	File:RwizikuruFlag.PNG Rwizikuru	0-0	Etruria	Satavian Airlines Oval, Adamstown
23 January 2021	Caldia	24-0	Montecara	Fort Kinnon Arena, Port Arthur-Fort Kinnon
24 January 2021	Caldia	21-0	Etruria	Northport RFC, Northport
26 January 2021	Rizealand	65-0	Etruria	Fort Kinnon Arena, Port Arthur-Fort Kinnon

Knockout Stage

Quarter-finals		Semi-finals		Final

29 January – Port Hope

Rizealand	19
		5 February – Port Hope
Azmara	7
		Rizealand	12
29 January – Fort Kinnon
		Satavia	13
Satavia	14
				16 February – Port Hope
Gapolania	10
				Satavia	17
31 January – Northport
				Garambura	28
Garambura	8
		6 February – Port Hope
Nuvania	5
		Garambura	18
30 January – Port Hope
		Caldia	14	Third place
Template:Country data Estmere	17
				13 February – Port Hope
Caldia	19
				Rizealand	3

				Caldia	17

Broadcasting

Gapolania: RTG Sport
Montecara: Telè1
Satavia: SBC
Template:Country data Estmere: EBS 1 & EBS Sport

@@ Line 34: / Line 34: @@
 The Rugby World Cup's group stages were synced with each other, with the first matches occuring on Friday 15th January, with the opening match of the tournament being held at 20:00, Satavian Standard Time, and was between [[Caldia]] and [[Rwizikuru]], with Caldia ultimately winning 7-3.
-[[Garambura]] would defeat hosts Satavia in the final 28-17, whilst Caldia, who were favourites going into the competition, clinched third place from Rizealand 17-3.
+[[Garambura]] would defeat hosts Satavia in the final 28-17, whilst Caldia, who were favourites going into the competition, clinched third place from [[Rizealand]] 17-3.
 ==Bid==
-WorldRugby, the main international union for Rugby Union, and owner of the Rugby World Cup, announced biding for the 2021 Rugby World Cup in 2016. Four bids were submitted: Satavia, [[Tacunia]], [[Nuvania]] and [[Masari]]. Masari's bid was withdrawn in early 2017, with the aim of instead hosting either 2025 or the 2029 world cup. Nuvania also withdrew it's bid, in order to strengthen the Satavian bid against Tacunia. Voting began in Caldia by the WorldRugby Host Committee (which includes former players, coaches and union representatives) following the end of the 2017 cup, and 72 votes were cast for Satavia, whilst 29 were cast for Tacunia.
+WorldRugby, the main international union for Rugby Union, and owner of the Rugby World Cup, announced biding for the 2021 Rugby World Cup in 2016. Four bids were submitted: Satavia, [[Rizealand]], [[Nuvania]] and [[Masari]]. Masari's bid was withdrawn in early 2017, with the aim of instead hosting either 2025 or the 2029 world cup. Nuvania also withdrew it's bid, in order to strengthen the Satavian bid against Rizealand. Voting began in Caldia by the WorldRugby Host Committee (which includes former players, coaches and union representatives) following the end of the 2017 cup, and 72 votes were cast for Satavia, whilst 29 were cast for Rizealand.
 ==Participants==
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 '''[[Asteria Superior]] (2)'''
 *{{flag|Cassier}}
-*{{flag|Tacunia}} (3)
+*{{flag|Rizealand}} (3)
 '''[[Coius]] (4)'''
 *{{flag|Garambura}}
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 |{{plainlist|
 *{{flag|Caldia}}
-*{{flag|Tacunia}}
+*{{flag|Rizealand}}
 *{{flag|Rwizikuru}}
 *{{flag|Etruria}}
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 |- style="background:#cfc"
-| style="text-align:left;" |{{flag|Tacunia}}
+| style="text-align:left;" |{{flag|Rizealand}}
 | 4 || 4 || 0 || 0 || 4 || '''20'''
 |- style="background:#cfc"
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 |-
 |- style=font-size:90%
-|align=right|16 January 2021||align=right|{{flag|Montecara}}||align=center|3-35||{{flag|Tacunia}}||[[Port Hope International Stadium]], [[Port Hope]]
+|align=right|16 January 2021||align=right|{{flag|Montecara}}||align=center|3-35||{{flag|Rizealand}}||[[Port Hope International Stadium]], [[Port Hope]]
 |-
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 |- style=font-size:90%
-|align=right|17 January 2021||align=right|{{flag|Rwizikuru}}||align=center|18-37||{{flag|Tacunia}}||[[Port Hope International Stadium]], [[Port Hope]]
+|align=right|17 January 2021||align=right|{{flag|Rwizikuru}}||align=center|18-37||{{flag|Rizealand}}||[[Port Hope International Stadium]], [[Port Hope]]
 |-
 |- style=font-size:90%
-|align=right|20 January 2021||align=right|{{flag|Caldia}}||align=center|21-26||{{flag|Tacunia}}||[[DePex Stadium]], [[Port Hope]]
+|align=right|20 January 2021||align=right|{{flag|Caldia}}||align=center|21-26||{{flag|Rizealand}}||[[DePex Stadium]], [[Port Hope]]
 |-
 |- style=font-size:90%
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 |-
 |- style=font-size:90%
-|align=right|26 January 2021||align=right|{{flag|Tacunia}}||align=center|65-0||{{flag|Etruria}}||[[Fort Kinnon Arena]], [[Port Arthur-Fort Kinnon]]
+|align=right|26 January 2021||align=right|{{flag|Rizealand}}||align=center|65-0||{{flag|Etruria}}||[[Fort Kinnon Arena]], [[Port Arthur-Fort Kinnon]]
 |-
 |}
 ==Knockout Stage==
 {{#invoke:RoundN|N8
 |style=white-space:nowrap|widescore=yes|bold_winner=high|3rdplace=yes
-|29 January – [[Port Hope]]|{{flag|Tacunia}}|19|{{flag|Azmara}}|7
+|29 January – [[Port Hope]]|{{flag|Rizealand}}|19|{{flag|Azmara}}|7
 |29 January – [[Fort Kinnon]]|{{flag|Satavia}}|14|{{flag|Gapolania}}|10
 |31 January – [[Northport]]|{{flag|Garambura}}|8|{{flag|Nuvania}}|5
 |30 January – [[Port Hope]]|{{flag|Estmere}}|17|{{flag|Caldia}}|19
 <!-- semi-finals -->
-|5 February – [[Port Hope]]|{{flag|Tacunia}}|12|{{flag|Satavia}}|13
+|5 February – [[Port Hope]]|{{flag|Rizealand}}|12|{{flag|Satavia}}|13
 |6 February – [[Port Hope]]|{{flag|Garambura}}|18|{{flag|Caldia}}|14
 <!-- final -->
 |16 February – [[Port Hope]]|{{flag|Satavia}}|17|{{flag|Garambura}}|28
 <!-- bronze final -->
-|13 February – [[Port Hope]]|{{flag|Tacunia}}|3|{{flag|Caldia}}|17}}
+|13 February – [[Port Hope]]|{{flag|Rizealand}}|3|{{flag|Caldia}}|17}}
 ==Broadcasting==

2021 Rugby World Cup (Kylaris): Difference between revisions

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Knockout Stage

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