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Rugby World Cup Sevens 2009

The Rugby Sevens World Cup will be held in Dubai from 5-7 March 2009. A new state of the art rugby stadium is being built to host the tournament. It will be the first Rugby World Cup to have both a mens and womens competition. 24 mens teams and 16 womens teams will compete.

More than 500 million TV viewers are expected to watch. Around 120,000 people are expected at the actual games fro the 3 days.

It is possible that 2009 will be the last Rugby World Cup Sevens Tournament held. Playing pressure on teams and the possible inclusion as an Olympic event mean that this may replace the World Cup for Sevens. Read a full Hong Kong Standard article about this here.

For accommodation information for any Sevens tournament in the world, or the World Cup go to the Sevens Accommodation page

For information about Sevens Rugby tours go to the Sevens tours page.

For New Zealand Rugby World Cup 2011 information and games schedules go to the New Zealand 2011 page.

For Rugby Sevens, Rugby World Cup and other rugby news go to the news page.

For Rugby clothing, souvenirs, books etc go to the shopping page.