Canada’s journey to the 2027 Rugby World Cup is set to be an exhilarating one as they prepare to compete in Pool C alongside the highly regarded Flying Fijians. Canadian head coach Stephen Meehan views this challenge as an opportunity to embrace rather than shy away from.
In a draw that has placed Canada with some of the sport’s most dynamic teams, they will face off against Fiji, Argentina, and Spain. Currently ranked 25th in the world, Canada will match up against sixth-ranked Argentina, eighth-ranked Fiji, and 15th-ranked Spain when the tournament commences in Australia.
Meehan expressed enthusiasm about the draw, indicating that it aligns perfectly with the kind of rugby his team aspires to play. He stated, “As the names were drawn out of the buckets this morning, I wasn’t unhappy about any of it. I thought it was great. It’s something to really look forward to.”
Highlighting the nature of the matches ahead, Meehan pointed out that all the teams in Pool C are known for their focus on attacking rugby. He remarked, “All those teams are running rugby teams. That’s the brand of rugby I really love and what most people want to see. I think that’s a particularly exciting pool, an exciting challenge for us.”
With Fiji’s explosive play style and Argentina’s historical prowess in the sport, Canada will be keen to rise to the occasion and showcase their skills on the world stage. This tournament presents a unique chance for the Canadian team to test themselves against some of rugby’s most entertaining and skillful nations, enhancing their growth and experience in the sport. The upcoming matches are anticipated to not only provide thrilling action but also strengthen Canada’s presence in the rugby world.
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