Rugby World Cup 2011

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Rugby World Cup 2011

Summary
Host country	New Zealand
Period	September 9 – October 23
The number of the participation countries	20 countries (qualifier participation 91 countries)
End results
Championship country	New Zealand
Runner up country	France
Statistics
The number of the games	48
Most score player	モルネ stain (62 scores)
Most try player	Vincent Clair (6 tries)  Chris Ashton (6 tries)
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The seventh Rugby World Cup that Rugby World Cup 2011 was started on September 9, 2011 in New Zealand on October 23.

Table of contents

Candidacy country

• Japan
• South Africa
• New Zealand

I work on an invitation of Japan and it

In Japan, the reinforcement of the representative from Japan, the signature activity of 150,000 people carried out various activities for first Rugby World Cup held realization in Asia. In a lottery of November 8, 2005, it remains for the runoff by the first vote with New Zealand. However, I was defeated by the New Zealand, and the held realization did not become.

Qualifier

In addition to the host country New Zealand, meeting best 12 (each pool high rank three teams) becomes the qualifier exemption in the last time. In addition, I returned it to same 20 teams or 16 teams or was examining the number of all participation teams last time, but was decided for the participation of 20 teams formally same as the last time in the board of directors in IRB temporariness on November 30, 2007.

District qualifier frame

• European 2
• North and South America 2
• African 1
• Asian 1
  • The championship team of the district last qualifier of Asia is given the participation right.
• Oceania 1
• Last play-off 1
  • It is fought in each second four teams of Europe, North and South America Africa Asia in total.

Qualifier name	Last time meeting order Qualifier order	Participation country	The participation number of times	Participation decision day
Host country		New Zealand	7 meeting continuations are the seventh time
Last time meeting Best 12 (qualifier exemption)	Championship	The Republic of South Africa	5 meeting continuations are the fifth time
	The second place	England	7 meeting continuations are the seventh time
	The third place	Argentina	7 meeting continuations are the seventh time
	The fourth place	France	7 meeting continuations are the seventh time
	The last eight	Scotland	7 meeting continuations are the seventh time
		Australia	7 meeting continuations are the seventh time
		Fiji	4 meeting continuations are the sixth time
	Best 12	Wales	7 meeting continuations are the seventh time
		Italy	7 meeting continuations are the seventh time
		Ireland	7 meeting continuations are the seventh time
		Tonga	5 meeting continuations are the sixth time
District of Europe	The first place	Georgia	3 meeting continuations are the third time	March 20, 2010
	The second place	Russia	First appearance	March 20, 2010
Oceania district	The first place	Samoa	6 meeting continuations are the sixth time	July 18, 2009
District of Africa	The first place	Namibia	4 meeting continuations are the fourth time	November 14, 2009
District of the United States	The first place	Canada	7 meeting continuations are the seventh time	July 11, 2009
	The second place	The United States of America	4 meeting continuations are the sixth time	November 21, 2009
District of Asia	The first place	Japan	7 meeting continuations are the seventh time	May 22, 2010
The last play-off Passage team		Romania	7 meeting continuations are the seventh time	November 27, 2010

This meeting first league

A qualifier pool pair lottery was held on December 1, 2008, and I was divided in two based on IRB world ranking as of November 30, 2008 by each pool.

POOL A   New Zealand   France   Tonga   Canada   Japan

POOL B   Argentina   England   Scotland   Georgia   Romania

POOL C   Australia   Ireland   Italy   Russia   The United States of America

POOL D   The Republic of South Africa   Wales   Fiji   Samoa   Namibia

Result

Second round advance

2015 meeting qualifier exemption

Class A

Team	Pld	W	D	L	TF	PF	PA	+ /−	BP	Pts
New Zealand	4	4	0	0	36	240	49	+ 191	4	20
France	4	2	0	2	13	124	96	+ 28	3	11
Tonga	4	2	0	2	7	80	98	−18	1	9
Canada	4	1	1	2	9	82	168	−86	0	6
Japan	4	0	1	3	8	69	184	−115	0	2

Class B

Team	Pld	W	D	L	TF	PF	PA	+ /−	BP	Pts
England	4	4	0	0	18	137	34	+ 103	2	18
Argentina	4	3	0	1	10	90	40	+ 50	2	14
Scotland	4	2	0	2	4	73	59	+ 14	3	11
Georgia	4	1	0	3	3	48	90	−42	0	4
Romania	4	0	0	4	3	44	169	−125	0	0

Class C

Team	Pld	W	D	L	TF	PF	PA	+ /−	BP	Pts
Ireland	4	4	0	0	15	135	34	+ 101	1	17
Australia	4	3	0	1	25	173	48	+ 125	3	15
Italy	4	2	0	2	13	92	95	−3	2	10
The United States of America	4	1	0	3	4	38	122	−84	0	4
Russia	4	0	0	4	8	57	196	−139	1	1

Class D

Team	Pld	W	D	L	TF	PF	PA	+ /−	BP	Pts
The Republic of South Africa	4	4	0	0	21	166	24	+ 142	2	18
Wales	4	3	0	1	23	180	34	+ 146	3	15
Samoa	4	2	0	2	9	91	49	+ 42	2	10
Fiji	4	1	0	3	7	59	167	−108	1	5
Namibia	4	0	0	4	5	44	266	−222	0	0

Second round

	The quarterfinals				The semifinals				The final
	October 8 - Eden park
	England	12
					October 15 – Eden park
	France	19
					France	9
	October 8 - Westpac stadium
					Wales	8
	Ireland	10
									October 23 – Eden park
	Wales	22
									France	7
	October 9 - Eden park
									New Zealand	8
	New Zealand	33
					October 16 – Eden park
	Argentina	10
					New Zealand	20			Bronze medal match
	October 9 - Westpac stadium
					Australia	6
	The Republic of South Africa	9							Wales	18
	Australia	11							Australia	21
									October 21 – Eden park

Final

October 23 21:00 NZDT (UTC +13)	France	7–8	New Zealand	Eden park, Oakland The number of the audience mobilization: 61,079 people An umpire: Craig Joubert (South African association)
	A try: デュソトワール 47' c Conversion: Toe orchid = デュク (1/1)	Report	A try: Woodcock 15' m PK: Donald (1/1) 46'

2011 World Cup championship countries
New Zealand The way of 6 meet second

Each prize

Prize	Player
Leading scorer	モルネ stain	The Republic of South Africa
A try king	Vincent Clair	France
A try king	Chris Ashton	England

Broadcast system in Japan

• Ground wave

Two games, ten games after the semifinals in total were broadcasted in 28 stations net affiliated with Nippon Television among the Rugby World Cup opening game, all game with Japan game, quarterfinals.

• CS

It was broadcasted all games live in J SPORTS as well as the last time

• Image-song (to ground wave, CS)

flumpool "awakening identity" [¹]

Footnote

1. ^ flumpool, the MV removal of a ban of the "rugby World Cup" image music

Outside link

• A Rugby World Cup official web site (English) (French) (Spanish) (Japanese)
• Rugby World Cup formula Facebook (English) (French) (Spanish) (Japanese)
• Rugby World Cup formula Twitter (Japanese)
• Rugby World Cup formula Twitter (English)

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