What it is, how it works and how to use RugbyPass TV: the platform to follow the under-20 World Cup in free streaming

The Under 20 Rugby World Cup, 2024 edition, is about to begin. The most important youth event to define the planetary balance and launch the champions of tomorrow’s oval will start in South Africa next Saturday 29 June, closing on Friday 19 July. But how can we follow it, to watch the Azzurri’s matches up close and not only? The matches will be visible for free and in streaming thanks to RugbyPass TV.

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What it is, how it works and how to use RugbyPass TV

RugbyPass TV is World Rugby’s streaming platform that streams rugby content both in the form of live events and in the form of original products.

To use it, you need to access the website of the RugbyPass TV platform, register for free and then proceed with watching the event: all the matches of the Under 20 World Cup will be visible live for free, after registering your personal account.

RugbyPass TV: the Under 20 World Cup match calendar

All 30 matches of the Under 20 World Cup in 2024 will therefore be visible in live streaming. We will start with the first day, scheduled for Saturday 29 June, and then end on the day of the finals on 19 July: in between there will be the second and third days of the group stage, scheduled for Thursday 4 July and Tuesday 9 July, and the semi-finals, scheduled for Sunday 14 July.

First day, Saturday 29 June

Group A
2pm, France-Spain, DHL Stadium – Cape Town
7pm, Wales-New Zealand, Athlone Sports Stadium – Cape Town

Group B
4.30pm, Ireland-Italy, DHL Stadium – Cape Town
4.30pm, Australia-Georgia, Athlone Sports Stadium – Cape Town

Group C
2pm, England-Argentina, Athlone Sports Stadium – Cape Town
7pm, South Africa-Fiji, DHL Stadium – Cape Town

Second day, Thursday 4 July

Group A
2pm, Wales-Spain, Athlone Sports Stadium – Cape Town
4.30pm, France-New Zealand, Danie Craven Stadium – Stellenbosch

Group B
2pm, Ireland-Georgia, Danie Craven Stadium – Stellenbosch
7pm, Australia-Italy, Athlone Sports Stadium – Cape Town

Group C
4.30pm, England v Fiji, Athlone Sports Stadium – Cape Town

Third day, Tuesday 9 July

Group A
4.30pm, France-Wales, Athlone Sports Stadium – Cape Town
7pm, New Zealand-Spain, Danie Craven Stadium – Stellenbosch

Group B
2pm, Ireland-Australia, Athlone Sports Stadium – Cape Town
4.30pm, Georgia-Italy, Danie Craven Stadium – Stellenbosch

Group C
2pm, Argentina-Fiji, Danie Craven Stadium – Stellenbosch
7pm, South Africa-England, Athlone Sports Stadium – Cape Town

Semi-finals, Sunday 14 July

1st-4th place tournament
4.30pm, 2nd vs 3rd, DHL Stadium – Cape Town
7pm, 1st vs 4th, DHL Stadium – Cape Town

5th-8th place tournament
2pm, 5th vs 8th, DHL Stadium – Cape Town
7pm, 6th vs 7th, Danie Craven Stadium – Stellenbosch

9th-12th place tournament
2pm, 10th vs 11th, Danie Craven Stadium – Stellenbosch
4.30pm, 9th vs 12th, Danie Craven Stadium – Stellenbosch

Finals, Friday 19 July

12pm, 11th place final, Athlone Sports Stadium – Cape Town
2pm, 5th place final, DHL Stadium – Cape Town
2.30pm, 9th place final, Athlone Sports Stadium – Cape Town
4.30pm, 3rd place final, DHL Stadium – Cape Town
5pm, 7th place final, Athlone Sports Stadium – Cape Town
7pm, 1st place final, DHL Stadium – Cape Town

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