Rugby World Cup: Where to catch the final in Joburg
Backing the Boks? Discover THREE spots to watch the 2023 Rugby World Cup in Joburg with fellow fans and support the Boks.
While enjoying the game from home is great, there’s a thrill in backing the Boks on big screens in some of the top spots. That’s why the City of Joburg compiled a list of the top spots to catch the 2023 Rugby World Cup action in the city.
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This highly anticipated final will mark the first time the Springboks and the All Blacks have faced each other in a World Cup final since the legendary clash of 1995.
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BACKING THE BOKS IN THE RUGBY WORLD CUP? HERE ARE THREE SPOTS TO WATCH THE RWC FINAL
1. Melrose Arch Fan Park
There will be a screening at the Fan Park on 28 October 2023, from 17:00 to 23:00 at Melrose Arch for the Rugby World Cup final.
Expect limited seating for up to 300 fans, and prohibited in the Square and Piazza are camping chairs, cooler boxes, and glass bottles.
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2. Rugby Fan Park at Wonderpark Shopping Centre
Catch the World Cup Final live at Wonderpark Shopping Centre this Saturday, starting at 21:00 on their big screen, where you can support the team.
Plus, the restaurants will be open for your enjoyment.
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3. Fan Park Edenvale German Club
Edenvale German Club’s Rugby World Cup Fan Park offers two big outdoor screens and all TVs in their sports bar with stadium-like sound quality.
Don’t miss the chance to watch the final on their top-notch screens, enjoy delicious food, and join the spirited crowd supporting the Springboks
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THE CLOSEST GAME IN HISTORY
For the third tournament in a row, the showpiece occasion will be contested by the top two teams in the World Rugby Men’s Rankings, and two of the sport’s fiercest rivals.
South Africa and New Zealand go into Saturday’s showdown separated by a mere 1.23 points, which is the closest in history.
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As the momentous face-off approaches, Joburg is ready to revel in this grand occasion, uniting rugby enthusiasts to witness history unfold.