2027 Rugby World Cup Odds - All Blacks early favourites for World Cup title
- The 2027 Rugby World Cup starts on 1 October 2027
- Australia will host the World Cup
- New Zealand are early favourites ahead of South Africa
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South Africa will be aiming for their fifth Rugby World Cup in 2027 (Getty Images)
The 2027 Rugby World Cup kicks off on 1 October 2027 and will concluded on 13 November. The tournament will be hosted by Australia.
Three-time winners, New Zealand are early favourites at 3.50 with bookmaker Betway to win the tournament. Defending champions, South Africa, are priced at 4.00 to make it a hat-trick of titles.
From the Northern Hemisphere, France and Ireland are both paying 6.00 with Betway.
Ireland, who have never advanced beyond the quarter-final, have proven their credentials in 2024 with a drawn series in South Africa. Could 2027 be their year?
2027 Rugby World Cup Odds
Team | Odds |
---|---|
New Zealand | 3.50 |
South Africa | 4.00 |
France | 6.00 |
Ireland | 6.00 |
Australia | 8.00 |
England | 9.00 |
Argentina | 34.00 |
Fiji | 34.00 |
Scotland | 34.00 |
Wales | 34.00 |
Italy | 150.00 |
Japan | 150.00 |
Samoa | 150.00 |
Tonga | 350.00 |
Georgia | 750.00 |
Canada | 1000.00 |
Chile | 1000.00 |
Hong Kong | 1000.00 |
Namibia | 1000.00 |
Portugal | 1000.00 |
Romania | 1000.00 |
Spain | 1000.00 |
Uruguay | 1000.00 |
USA | 1000.00 |
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