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SUMMARY:2023 Fiba Basketball World Cup
DESCRIPTION:This year’s Fiba Basketball World Cup is the first ever to be hosted by multiple countries – Philippines\, Japan and Indonesia. Taking place from 25 August to 10 September 2023\, the 32-nation men’s basketball tournament will be held at five venues in three host cities: \n\nOkinawa Arena – Okinawa\, Japan\nIndonesia ArenA – Jakarta\, Indonesia\nAraneta Coliseum – Manila\, Philippines\nMall of Asia Arena – Manila\, Philippines\nPhilippine Arena – Manila\, Philippines\n\n \nOver the 17 days there will be 92 games in total. The first round group phase will see eight groups of four teams. From each group the top two teams will qualify for the second round and the bottom two teams will play the classification round for places 17-32. \nIn the second round group phase\, there will be four groups of four teams. The top two teams from each group will qualify for the quarter-finals. The bottom two teams from each group are eliminated and ranked in places 9-16. \nThe entire final phase from 5-10 September – quarter-finals\, classification games\, semi-finals and final – will take place at the Philippine Arena in Manila. 
URL:https://www.sportstourismnews.com/events/fiba-basketball-world-cup-2023/
LOCATION:Philippines\, Japan and Indonesia
CATEGORIES:2023 sports events,Basketball
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SUMMARY:Cycling: 2023 Tour of Britain
DESCRIPTION:The Tour of Britain returns for its 19th edition from 3-10 September 2023. Taking place over eight stages\, the cycling event forms part of the UCI ProSeries and will visit England and Wales en route to crowning its next overall champion. The eight stages are:  \n\nGrand Depart – Sunday 3 September: Altrincham to Manchester  \nStage two – Monday 4 September: Wrexham\nStage three – Tuesday 5 September: The Howdens Stage Goole to Beverley\nStage four – Wednesday 6 September: Sherwood Forest to Newark-on-Trent\nStage five – Thursday 7 September: Felixstowe\nStage six – Friday 8 September: Southend-on-Sea to Harlow\nStage seven – Saturday 9 September: Tewkesbury to Gloucester\nStage eight – Sunday 10 September: Margam Country Park to Caerphilly\n\nFans can enhance their race day experience by watching the stage starts and finishes in the Sportsbreaks.com Terrace. \n \nImage: tourofbritain.co.uk
URL:https://www.sportstourismnews.com/events/cycling-tour-of-britain/
LOCATION:England and Wales\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:2023 sports events,Cycling
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SUMMARY:Rugby World Cup France 2023
DESCRIPTION:France will host the men’s Rugby World Cup in 2023\, 200 years after the sport’s inauguration. With 48 matches set to take place across ten cities – Bordeaux\, Lille\, Lyon\, Marseille\, Nantes\, Nice\, Paris\, Saint-Denis\, Saint-Etienne and Toulouse – this will be a 45-day celebration of sport like no other\, using the slogan “We Are Rugby”. Players will total 600\, from five continents and divided into 20 teams. \nHosts France will take on the All Blacks in the opening match of the tournament at the 80\,698-capacity Stade de France in Saint-Denis on Friday 8 September. After the quarter-finals\, semi-finals and bronze match\, the 2023 Rugby World Cup final will be played on Saturday 28 October\, also at the Stade de France. \nEmbed from Getty Images \n  \nTeams and pools \n\nPool A: New Zealand\, France\, Italy\, Uruguay\, Namibia \nPool B: South Africa\, Ireland\, Scotland\, Tonga\, Romania\nPool C: Wales\, Australia\, Fiji\, Georgia\, Portugal\nPool D: England\, Japan\, Argentina\, Samoa\, Chile\n\nPool A fixtures \n\n8 September 2023: France vs. New Zealand (Stade de France\, Saint-Denis)  \n9 September 2023: Italy vs. Namibia (Stade Geoffroy Guichard\, Saint-Etienne)\n14 September 2023: France vs. Uruguay (Stade Pierre-Mauroy\, Lille)\n15 September 2023: New Zealand vs. Namibia (Stadium de Toulouse\, Toulouse)\n20 September 2023: Italy vs. Uruguay (Allianz Riviera\, Nice)\n21 September 2023: France vs. Namibia (Stade Vélodrome\, Marseille)\n27 September 2023: Uruguay vs. Namibia (Parc Olympique Lyonnais\, Décines-Charpieu)\n29 September 2023: New Zealand vs. Italy (Parc Olympique Lyonnais\, Décines-Charpieu)\n5 October 2023: New Zealand vs. Uruguay (Parc Olympique Lyonnais\, Décines-Charpieu)\n6 October 2023: France vs. Italy (Parc Olympique Lyonnais\, Décines-Charpieu)\n\nPool B fixtures\n\n9 September 2023: Ireland vs. Romania (Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux\, Bordeaux)  \n10 September 2023: South Africa vs. Scotland (Stade Vélodrome\, Marseille)\n16 September 2023: Ireland vs. Tonga (Stade de la Beaujoire\, Nantes)\n17 September 2023: South Africa vs. Romania (Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux\, Bordeaux)\n23 September 2023: South Africa vs. Ireland (Stade de France\, Saint-Denis)\n24 September 2023: Scotland vs. Tonga (Allianz Riviera\, Nice)\n30 September 2023: Scotland vs. Romania (Stade Pierre-Mauroy\, Lille)\n1 October 2023: South Africa vs. Tonga (Stade Vélodrome\, Marseille)\n7 October 2023: Ireland vs. Scotland (Stade de France\, Saint-Denis)\n8 October 2023: Tonga vs. Romania (Stade Pierre-Mauroy\, Lille)\n\nPool C fixtures\n\n9 September 2023: Australia vs. Georgia (Stade de France\, Saint-Denis)  \n10 September 2023: Wales vs. Fiji (Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux\, Bordeaux)\n16 September 2023: Wales vs. Portugal (Allianz Riviera\, Nice)\n17 September 2023: Australia vs. Fiji (Stade Geoffroy Guichard\, Saint-Etienne)\n23 September 2023: Georgia vs. Portugal (Stadium de Toulouse\, Toulouse)\n24 September 2023: Wales vs. Australia (Parc Olympique Lyonnais\, Décines-Charpieu)\n30 September 2023: Fiji vs. Georgia (Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux\, Bordeaux)\n1 October 2023: Australia vs. Portugal (Stade Geoffroy Guichard\, Saint-Etienne)\n7 October 2023: Wales vs. Georgia (Stade de la Beaujoire\, Nantes)\n8 October 2023: Fiji vs. Portugal (Stadium de Toulouse\, Toulouse)\n\nPool D fixtures\n\n9 September 2023: England vs. Argentina (Stade Vélodrome\, Marseille)  \n10 September 2023: Japan vs. Chile (Stadium de Toulouse\, Toulouse)\n16 September 2023: Samoa vs. Chile (Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux\, Bordeaux)\n17 September 2023: England vs. Japan (Allianz Riviera\, Nice)\n22 September 2023: Argentina vs. Samoa (Stade Geoffroy Guichard\, Saint-Etienne)\n23 September 2023: England vs. Chile (Stade Pierre-Mauroy\, Lille)\n28 September 2023: Japan vs. Samoa (Stadium de Toulouse\, Toulouse)\n30 September 2023: Argentina vs. Chile (Stade de la Beaujoire\, Nantes)\n7 October 2023: England vs. Samoa (Stade Pierre-Mauroy\, Lille)\n8 October 2023: Japan vs. Argentina (Stade de la Beaujoire\, Nantes)\n\nQuarter-finals \n\n14 October 2023: Winner of Pool C vs. Runner-up of Pool D (Stade Vélodrome\, Marseille) \n14 October 2023: Winner of Pool B vs. Runner-up of Pool A (Stade de France\, Saint-Denis)\n15 October 2023: Winner of Pool D vs. Runner-up of Pool C (Stade Vélodrome\, Marseille)\n15 October 2023: Winner of Pool A vs. Runner-up of Pool B (Stade de France\, Saint-Denis)\n\nSemi-finals \n\n20 October 2023: Winner of QF1 vs. Winner of QF2 (Stade de France\, Saint-Denis)  \n21 October 2023: Winner of QF3 vs. Winner of QF4 (Stade de France\, Saint-Denis)\n\nBronze final \n\n27 October 2023: Loser of SF1 vs. Loser of SF2 (Stade de France\, Saint-Denis) \n\n2023 Rugby World Cup final \n\n28 October 2023: Winner of SF1 vs. Winner of SF2 (Stade de France\, Saint-Denis)\n\n  \n 
URL:https://www.sportstourismnews.com/events/rugby-world-cup-france-2023/
LOCATION:France\, France
CATEGORIES:2023 sports events,Rugby Union
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