Live from France, Tom & Atko rip into the first weekend of the 2023 Rugby World Cup with a perfect start for the Wallabies.

Is Eddie on the right path with positions? Who will he pick to play against Fiji?

Plus the boys open up about their ‘interesting’ relationship with coach Eddie Jones.

Shoot the guys a message - tom.decent@nine.com.au

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Live from France, Tom &amp; Atko rip into the first weekend of the 2023 Rugby World Cup with a perfect start for the Wallabies.
Is Eddie on the right path with positions? Who will he pick to play against Fiji?
Plus the boys open up about their ‘interesting’ relationship with coach Eddie Jones.
Shoot the guys a message - tom.decent@nine.com.au
Subscribe and never miss an episode of Rugby World Cup: Inside Line.

Michael Atkinson, Iain Payten, Tim Horan, Justin Harrison - Inside Line is a no-holds-barred, hard-hitting show that dives deep into the most pressing talking points and breaking news from the world of rugby.

Each episode brings together a panel of experts, former players, and respected journalists to dissect the latest developments in both local and global rugby scenes

Michael Atkinson, Iain Payten, Tim Horan, Justin Harrison - Inside Line is a no-holds-barred, hard-hitting show that dives deep into the most pressing talking points and breaking news from the world of rugby.
Each episode brings together a panel of experts, former players, and respected journalists to dissect the latest developments in both local and global rugby scenes

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Stay up to date with daily analysis of the 2023 Rugby World Cup from Australia's official broadcaster Stan Sport.

Daily shows include, Rugby World Cup Central, Between Two Posts, Rugby Heaven, RWC Central and Game Day. Presented by Roz Kelly, Nick McArdle, Tim Horan, Morgan Turinui, Drew Mitchell, Justin Harrison, Andrew Mehrtens, Allana Ferguson, Sean Maloney and Andrew Swain.

Stan Sport and Nine are the home of the men’s Rugby World Cup in 2023 in France, with all Wallabies games and the final to be simulcast on Nine and streamed on 9Now.

Stan Sport will stream all 48 matches of the seven-week tournament, which runs from September 9 to October 28

Stay up to date with daily analysis of the 2023 Rugby World Cup from Australia's official broadcaster Stan Sport.
Daily shows include, Rugby World Cup Central, Between Two Posts, Rugby Heaven, RWC Central and Game Day. Presented by Roz Kelly, Nick McArdle, Tim Horan, Morgan Turinui, Drew Mitchell, Justin Harrison, Andrew Mehrtens, Allana Ferguson, Sean Maloney and Andrew Swain.
Stan Sport and Nine are the home of the men’s Rugby World Cup in 2023 in France, with all Wallabies games and the final to be simulcast on Nine and streamed on 9Now.
Stan Sport will stream all 48 matches of the seven-week tournament, which runs from September 9 to October 28

Rugby World Cup on Stan Sport

Monkey off the Wallabies back

Michael Atkinson, Iain Payten, Michael Hooper and Justin Harrison provide informed perspectives on the run of poor form from the Wallabies and answer some of the most passionate fans concerns. Will the green shoots of 2025 be realised in the years to come?

Michael Atkinson, Iain Payten, Michael Hooper and Justin Harrison provide informed perspectives on the run of poor form from the Wallabies and answer some of the most passionate fans concerns. Will the green shoots of 2025 be realised&nbsp;in the years to come?

Wallabies Wake Up Call

Special Guest Nick Stiles offers qualified insights into the direction of the game both domestically and globally, the evolution of the professional player and development of Carter Gordon.

Special Guest Nick Stiles offers qualified insights into the direction of the game both domestically and globally, the evolution of the professional player and development of Carter Gordon.

Nations Championship, R360 and Victorian Rugby

Big changes expected for the Wallabies ahead of their crucial clash with Italy - the Inside Line crew have a closer look at the momentum required to win a RWC and how things looked in the lead up to 2003 and 2015. Plus, some sneaky player movements & the latest ruling around Tadgh Beirne's Red Card

Big changes&nbsp;expected&nbsp;for the Wallabies ahead of their crucial clash with Italy - the Inside Line crew have a closer look at the momentum required to win a RWC and how things looked in the lead up to 2003 and 2015. Plus, some sneaky player movements &amp; the latest ruling around Tadgh Beirne's Red Card

Monkey off the Wallabies back

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