Rugby World Cup draw 2011

*Further details of qualification and fixtures will be included as they emerge

Pool A
New Zealand, France, Tonga, Canada, Asia 1

Pool B
Argentina, England, Scotland, Europe 1, play-off winner

Pool C
Australia, Ireland, Italy, Europe 2, United States

Pool D
South Africa, Wales, Fiji, Manu Samoa, Namibia

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9 September:
New Zealand v Tonga, Eden Park, Auckland

10 September:
Scotland v Play-off winner, Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill
Fiji v Namibia, Rotorua International Stadium
France v Asia 1, North Harbour Stadium, North Shore
Argentina v England, Christchurch Stadium

11 September:
Australia v Italy, Christchurch Stadium
Ireland v United States, Stadium Taranaki, New Plymouth
South Africa v Wales, Wellington Regional Stadium

14 September:
Manu Samoa v Namibia, Rotorua International Stadium
Tonga v Canada, Northland Events Centre, Whangarei
Scotland v Europe 1, Carisbrook, Dunedin

15 September:
Europe 2 v United States, Stadium Taranaki, New Plymouth

16 September:
New Zealand v Asia 1, Waikato Stadium, Hamilton

17 September:
Argentina v Play-off winner, Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill
South Africa v Fiji, Wellington Regional Stadium
Australia v Ireland, Eden Park, Auckland

18 September:
Wales v Manu Samoa, Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
England v Europe 1, Christchurch, Stadium
France v Canada, McLean Park, Napier

20 September:
Italy v Europe 2, Trafalgar Park, Nelson

21 September:
Tonga v Asia 1, Northland Events Centre, Whangarei

22 September:
South Africa v Namibia, North Harbour Stadium, North Shore

23 September:
Australia v United States, Wellington Regional Stadium

24 September:
England v Play-off winner, Carisbrook, Dunedin
New Zealand v France, Eden Park, Auckland

25 September:
Fiji v Manu Samoa, Eden Park, Auckland
Ireland v Europe 2, Rotorua International Stadium
Argentina v Scotland, Christchurch Stadium

26 September:
Wales v Namibia, Stadium Taranaki, New Plymouth

27 September:
Canada v Asia 1, McLean Park, Napier
Italy v United States, Trafalgar Park, Nelson

28 September:
Europe 1 v Play-off winner, Arena Manawatu, Palmerston North

30 September:
South Africa v Manu Samoa, North Harbour Stadium, North Shore

1 October:
Australia v Europe 2, Christchurch Stadium
France v Tonga, Wellington Regional Stadium
England v Scotland, Eden Park, Auckland

2 October:
Argentina v Europe 1, Arena Manawatu, Palmerston North
New Zealand v Canada, Wellington Regional Stadium
Wales v Fiji, Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
Ireland v Italy, Carisbrook, Dunedin

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Quarter-final One: 8 October
Winner Pool C v Runner-up Pool D
(Wellington Regional Stadium)

Quarter-final Two: 8 October
Winner Pool B v Runner-up Pool A
(Christchurch Stadium)

Quarter-final Three: 9 October
Winner Pool D v Runner-up Pool C
(Wellington Regional Stadium)

Quarter-final Four: 9 October
Winner Pool A v Runner-up Pool B
(Christchurch Stadium)

Semi-final One: 15 October
Winner QF1 v Winner QF2
(Eden Park, Auckland)

Semi-final Two: 16 October
Winner QF3 v Winner QF4
(Eden Park, Auckland)

Bronze final:21 October
Loser SF1 v Loser SF2
(Eden Park, Auckland)

Final: 23 October
Winner SF1 v Winner SF2
(Eden Park, Auckland)

*Fixtures, dates and times are subject to late change