Rugby World Cup 2019 TV Coverage - Where to watch all the games

So it's finally just around the corner. Rugby World Cup 2019 kicks off on Friday 20th September, and every single game is live on TV in the UK. 

But what time is kick off? What channel can I watch the Rugby World Cup on? 

ITV has secured exclusive UK broadcasting rights for the next two World Cups - the upcoming edition in Japan and 2023 in France.

38 matches will be on ITV, with the exception of 10 which will be shown on ITV 4, and we've listed all the details you need for each game below.

ITV's pundits include former players and coaches from the game, with Jonny Wilkinson, Lawrence Dallaglio, Maggie Alphonsi and Sir Clive Woodward representing England, along with Sam Warburton, Gareth Thomas and Mike Phillips from Wales.

Also on the pundit team from Scotland and Ireland are Sir Ian McGeechan, Jim Hamilton, Brian O’Driscoll and Paul O’Connell.

The southern hemisphere is represented too, as Bryan Habana, Sean Fitzpatrick, George Gregan and Michael Lynagh join the team.

Main presenting duties fall to Mark Pougatch and Jill Douglas, while the likes of Jamie Roberts, Ugo Monye, Shane Williams, Scott Hastings, Danielle Waterman, Ben Kay and Alan Quinlan are involved with commentary.

Rise for the @rugbyworldcup on @ITV 🏉🇯🇵

We're delighted to announce our team for the 2019 Rugby World Cup which you can see exclusively on ITV 🙌

Here are all the details of our full team and how you can watch every moment 📺📱💻https://t.co/tLQOWBeL2v#RWC2019 pic.twitter.com/EAambJYunH

— ITV Rugby (@ITVRugby) August 15, 2019

If you're out and about, and can't get in front of a TV screen or a phone, don't fret as BBC Radio 5 Live or Sports Extra will provide commentary on all 48 matches on the radio.

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