Which Rugby World Cup Champions Are You?
Which Rugby World Cup Champions Are You?
Over the years there have been some amazing champions crowned at some memorable Rugby World Cups, but which trophy-winning team are you?
Over the years there have been some amazing champions crowned at some memorable Rugby World Cups, but which trophy-winning team are you?
Which was the better era of rugby?
Which team is your biggest nemesis?
Last minute of the game, down by three points, attacking your opponents try line. Do you?
Jonah Lomu running over Mike Catt is a legendary RWC moment. Watching it, how do you feel about Lomu?
Which classic album would you rather have on your playlist?
Choose a rugby stadium...
Which nation that hasn't yet won the Rugby World Cup would you most like to see win one day?
There's no rugby today, what movie do you watch?
1987 All Blacks
1987 All Blacks
You are the originators, the very first Rugby World Cup champions. A young, stacked team full of legendary stars like John Kirwan and Michael Jones, you played an exciting brand of rugby as you demolished everyone in your path on the way to lifting the William Webb Ellis trophy
1991 Wallabies
1991 Wallabies
You're the team captained by Nick Farr-Jones but led by game-breaking wing David Campese who tore apart the second RWC tournament. The only side to beat the champion All Blacks since 1987, including in the semifinal.
1995 Springboks
1995 Springboks
You are the Springbok team that brought together the Rainbow Nation, inspiring a country alongside Nelson Mandela as you shocked the world by defeating Jonah Lomu and the All Blacks in extra time in the 1995 final.
1999 Wallabies
1999 Wallabies
You're the John Eales led side whose performance allowed Australia to become the first nation to win the Rugby World Cup twice, comprehensively beating France in Cardiff in the final, 35-12.
2003 England
2003 England
You're the Dad's Army from England, led by the mighty Martin Johnson and the unswerving left boot of Johnny Wilkinson, who overcame hosts Australia in extra time in one of the most exciting finals of all time. The only European team to ever break the Southern Hemisphere stranglehold on the trophy.
2007 Springboks
2007 Springboks
Led by John Smit and pacy wing Brian Habana, you're the Springbok side that upturned Johnny Wilkinson and defending champs England in the final, securing the second trophy in only four tournaments for South Africa.
2011 All Blacks
2011 All Blacks
You are the mighty All Blacks team, led by the magnificent Richie McCaw, which overcame a string of injuries and a 24-year curse of failing to win the trophy despite the #1 world ranking, to secure New Zealand's second title.