2019 Rugby World Cup Final
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The <entity_1> was a <entity_3> played on <entity_5> at the <entity_0> in <entity_7>, <entity_9>. It marked the culmination of the <entity_2> and was played between <entity_8> and <entity_6>, a rematch of the 2007 Rugby World Cup Final. The match saw <entity_6> claim their third Rugby World Cup title with a <entity_13>–<entity_12> victory, with tries from Makazole Mapimpi and Cheslin Kolbe adding to six penalties and two conversions from Handré Pollard. The official player of the match was <entity_6>'s number eight, <entity_4>. The match was the United Kingdom's most watched TV broadcast in <entity_11> with a peak audience of <entity_12>.8 million watching on ITV. <entity_8>'s <entity_10> pool match with France was called off on safety grounds due to the impact caused by Typhoon Hagibis; according to tournament rules, the result was declared a 0–0 draw. <entity_8> reached the <entity_10> after topping their pool with bonus point wins against Tonga, the United States and Argentina. In the semi-<entity_10> at <entity_7> Stadium, <entity_8> played the reigning champions New Zealand. This was <entity_8>'s fourth appearance in a World Cup <entity_10>, having last been world champions in 2003. They had also reached the <entity_10> in 1991, when they lost to Australia, and 2007, losing to <entity_6>. Prior to the Final, <entity_8> called up Saracens scrum-half Ben Spencer as a late replacement for Willi Heinz who had suffered a hamstring injury during the semi-<entity_10> against New Zealand. <entity_8> named an unchanged starting team for the <entity_10>. This was <entity_6>'s third appearance in the World Cup <entity_10>, following victories over New Zealand on home soil in 1995 and <entity_8> in France in 2007. <entity_6> made only one change for the <entity_10> with Cheslin Kolbe replacing S'busiso Nkosi on the right wing.
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