Fergus, Imo and Caleb look back on the final day of pool stage matches. we review England v South Africa, Canada v USA and Japan v Italy

Fergus, Alex and Reuven look back on Fiji v France, Scotland v New Zealand and Wales v Australia

Ever wondered what it takes to be Rahkeem Cornwall?

A man that seems to be defined by his stature, rather than his performance, tells all about his childhood, his ambitions, and even his love of fishing, in this latest episode of the Sports Gazette's Icons Corner podcast.

Host: Oliver Lawrie (@oliverlawrie)

With thanks to: Atlanta Fire, Rahkeem Cornwall.

The whole gang is together to preview all of the weekend's fixtures in the final round of the group stages. Today's big question is who will win one of the coveted third place spots to book a place in the quarter finals.

Fergus, Imogen, James and Alex chat central contracts, rugby on free-to-air and our potential player of the tournament. 

Rugby Journalist, Daniel Gallan join Caleb, James and Rueven to share his insights into South African Rugby. We also discuss World Rugby acquiring Rugby Pass.

James and Alex host an episode with a twist as we are joined by special guest and friend Oliver Lawrie, a newbie to women's rugby, to have an honest chat about his preconceptions of the women's game and how they've changed since engaging with the 2021 Rugby World Cup. 

Fergus, Reuven and Imogen are joined by Bruce Aitchison, host of the Happiness Is... Podcast. We look back on the home nation matches with a shout out to Sarah Hunter recording her 137th Cap. Bruce shares his insights into the Scotland camp as well as providing his take on #LeBrunch and Reuven finds himself between a rock and a hard place as his Fiji prediction puts him top of our league but at what costs to his national identity? #WorldCupDailyPod

James, Reuven and Alex join forces to mull over Sunday's RWC action featuring Wales v New Zealand, Italy v Canada and Fiji v South Africa. 

Fergus, Caleb, James, Alex and Imo review today's matches at the Rugby World Cup. We look back on England v France, Japan v USA and Scotland v Australia.