Rugby World Cup Winners - List Of Rugby World Champion
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Rugby World Cup Winners History
Rugby World Cup is a quadrennial event where the first edition was hosted by Australia and New Zealand in 1987. Since then its has been held 6 more times around the globe with the latest 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
Rugby World Cup Winners List
1. 1987 Rugby World Cup New Zealand 29 - 9 France
2. 1991 Rugby World Cup Australia 12 - 6 England
3. 1995 Rugby World Cup South Africa 15 - 12 (a.e.t.) New Zealand
4. 1999 Rugby World Cup Australia 35 - 12 France
5. 2003 Rugby World Cup England 20 - 17 (a.e.t.) Australia
6. 2007 Rugby World Cup South Africa 15 - 6 England
2. 1991 Rugby World Cup Australia 12 - 6 England
3. 1995 Rugby World Cup South Africa 15 - 12 (a.e.t.) New Zealand
4. 1999 Rugby World Cup Australia 35 - 12 France
5. 2003 Rugby World Cup England 20 - 17 (a.e.t.) Australia
6. 2007 Rugby World Cup South Africa 15 - 6 England
1987 Rugby World Cup 1st Edition
Final Venue : Eden Park, Auckland
Attendance : 93,000
Referee : Kerry Fitzgerald (Australia)
1987 Rugby World Cup Winner :
New Zealand 29 - 9 France
Goal :
Try - 4 point
NZ - Jones, Kirk, Kirwan
France - Berbizier
Conversion - 2 point
NZ - Fox
France - Camberabero
Penalty - 3 point
NZ - Fox (4)
France - Camberabero
Drop Goal - 3 point
NZ - Fox
Third Place : Wales 22 - 21 Australia
Image Source : IRB's 1987 Rugby World Cup Photo Gallery
1991 Rugby World Cup 2nd Edition
Final Venue : Twickenham Stadium, London
Attendance : 93,000
Referee : Derek Bevan (Wales)
1991 Rugby World Cup Winner :
Australia 12 - 6 England
Goal :
Try - 4 point
Australia - Daly
Conversion - 2 point
Australia - Lynagh
Penalty - 3 point
Australia - Lynagh (2)
England - Webb (2)
Drop Goal - 3 point
None
Third Place : New Zealand 13 - 6 Scotland
Image Source : IRB's 1991 Rugby World Cup Photo Gallery
1995 Rugby World Cup 3rd Edition
Final Venue : Ellis Park, Johannesburg
Attendance : 63,000
Referee : Ed Morrison (England)
1995 Rugby World Cup Winner :
South Africa 15 - 12 (a.e.t.) New Zealand
Goal :
Try - 5 point
None
Conversion - 2 point
None
Penalty - 3 point
South Africa - Stransky (3)
New Zealand - Mehrtens (3)
Drop Goal - 3 point
South Africa - Stransky (2)
New Zealand - Mehrtens
Third Place : France 19 - 9 England
Image Source : IRB's 1995 Rugby World Cup Photo Gallery
1999 Rugby World Cup 4th Edition
Final Venue : Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Attendance : 72,500
Referee : André Watson (South Africa)
1999 Rugby World Cup Winner :
Australia 35 - 12 France
Goal :
Try - 5 point
Australia - Ben Tune, Owen Finegan
Conversion - 2 point
Australia - Matthew Burke (2)
Penalty - 3 point
Australia - Matthew Burke (7)
France - Christophe Lamaison (4)
Drop Goal - 3 point
None
Third Place : South Africa 22 - 18 New Zealand
Image Source : IRB's 1999 Rugby World Cup Photo Gallery
2003 Rugby World Cup 5th Edition
Final Venue : Telstra Stadium, Sydney
Attendance : 82,957
Referee : André Watson (South Africa)
2003 Rugby World Cup Winner :
England 20 - 17 (a.e.t.) Australia
Goal :
Try - 5 point
England - Robinson
Australia - Tuqiri
Conversion - 2 point
None
Penalty - 3 point
England - Wilkinson (4)
Australia - Flatley (4)
Drop Goal - 3 point
England - Wilkinson
Third Place : New Zealand 40 - 13 France
Image Source : IRB's 2003 Rugby World Cup Photo Gallery
2007 Rugby World Cup 6th Edition
Final Venue : Stade de France, Saint-Denis
Attendance : 80,430
Referee : Alain Rolland (Ireland)
2007 Rugby World Cup Winner :
South Africa 15 - 6 England
Goal :
Try - 5 point
None
Conversion - 2 point
None
Penalty - 3 point
South Africa - Montgomery (4), Steyn (1)
England - Wilkinson (2)
Drop Goal - 3 point
None
Third Place : Argentina 34 - 10 France
Image Source : IRB's 2007 Rugby World Cup Photo Gallery
2011 Rugby World Cup 7th Edition
Final Venue : Eden Park, Auckland
Attendance : 61,079
Referee : Craig Joubert (South Africa)
2011 Rugby World Cup Winner :
New Zealand 8 - 7 France
Goal :
Try - 5 point
New Zealand - Woodcock
France - Dusautoir
Conversion - 2 point
France - Trinh-Duc
Penalty - 3 point
New Zealand - Donald
Drop Goal - 3 point
None
Third Place : Australia 21 - 18 Wales
Image Source : IRB's 2011 Rugby World Cup Photo Gallery
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- I am a South African and a fanatical rugby fan. I must however concede that we lost this last World Cup before we even arrived in New Zealand. The controversy around the referee was a great excuse for a poorly planned campaign by a hugely talented team.
Well done New Zealand
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- I am very disappointed in the way South Africa lost to Australia in the quarters.The referee was, to say the least, very poor allowing Australia time after time to gain posession illegally, thus denying us scoring points.South Africa though have themselves to blame as they dominated all facets of the game(except the scoreboard),and should have won convincingly.
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