Photo: Clay Cross / photosport.nz 2020
The All Blacks will play France, Italy and two yet-to-be-determined qualifiers (Africa 1 and Americas 1) in pool play at the tournament.
The match against France will be played on 8 September 2023 at Stade de France in Paris.
The All Blacks then head to the south of France to the city of Toulouse to play Africa 1 a week later on 15 September at Stadium de Toulouse.
The team s last two Pool games will be played at Parc OL, Lyon: Italy on 29 September and Americas 1 on 5 October.
The All Blacks have played France seven times at RWCs, the most of any country, and Italy five times, with the 2019 match in Japan cancelled (because of Typhoon Hagibis).
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Everton v Manchester City live stream – how to watch live in the UK
Everton will welcome Manchester City to Goodison Park on
Wednesday, February 17. Kick-off is at
8.15pm, and you can watch the match live on Amazon Prime Video. Clive BrunskillGetty Images
If you already subscribe to Prime Video you can watch the game at no extra cost, as all of the matches streamed on the service are included with a subscription (which costs £7.99 a month, or £79 a year).
If you ve never subscribed to Amazon Prime before, you can watch the match for free by taking advantage of a 30-day free trial – this will allow you to watch Man City v Everton and all of the shows and movies included with Prime.
All Black first-five Richie Mo unga.
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Discussions have taken place for much of the past year, with leading figures calling for a drastic revamp of the game s schedule.
There will be a new competition in place come 2024, with World Rugby saying format change is the key to increasing interest and value .
But any move to amalgamate the July and November windows has been scrapped.
A cross-hemisphere working group has been meeting since March 2020 to thrash out the new calendar.
One proposal was to move the international windows, with the July window shifting to October to allow a longer block of international fixtures in the autumn, meaning the three windows would become two.