New Zealand rugby fixtures are full to the brim with both the All Blacks and Black Ferns busy over the next few months. Below you’ll find every confirmed match the two sides are playing between now and the pool stages of the 2027 Men’s Rugby World Cup.

The All Blacks headed into this year’s campaigns under new management, with Dave Rennie now installed as head coach. His tenure began three wins out of three in the inaugural Nations Championship, as his side ran out victorious against France, Italy and Ireland.

However, the bright start didn’t continue with three out of four losses against South Africa in the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry tour. And while there’s no Rugby Championship this year, the men’s team still have their annual tussle with Australia, aka the Bledisloe Cup, to look forward to in October.

• The All Blacks lost three out of four Tests against South Africa on the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry tour.
• The Black Ferns have a packed September and October, with WXV Global Series matches against England and South Africa, and four against France.
• The All Blacks will kick off their Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 campaign against Chile on 2 October 2027.

The Black Ferns failed to retain the Rugby World Cup after they lost to Canada in the semi-final in 2025. However, they did come away with the bronze medal, and will be looking to be back to their best as the next RWC cycle begins. They have WXV matches against Australia, South Africa and France scheduled across September and October, and 2027 will see the British & Irish Lions embarking on their first ever tour to New Zealand.

Beyond the upcoming New Zealand rugby fixtures you’ll find below, we’ve also got guides to upcoming England, Ireland, Scotland, South Africa and Wales matches. For other international and club sides, check out our detailed round-up of rugby fixtures around the world.

Dates and times are liable to change.

New Zealand rugby fixtures: All Blacks

Damian McKenzie #15 of the New Zealand All Blacks carries the ball against Jesse Kriel #13 of the South Africa Springboks during the second half at M&T Bank Stadium on September 12, 2026 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Scott Taetsch – World Rugby/World Rugby via Getty Images)

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  Eden Park, Auckland
  Kick-off: 7.10am BST / 8.10am CET / 8.10am SAST / 5.10pm AEDT / 7.10pm NZDT / 2.10am EDT / 11.10pm PDT (Friday)

• Australia v New Zealand
  Accor Stadium, Sydney
  Kick-off: 6.00am BST / 7.00am CET / 7.00am SAST / 4.00pm AEDT / 6.00pm NZDT / 1.00am EDT / 10.00pm PDT (Friday)

• Scotland v New Zealand
  Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Edinburgh
  Kick-off: 2.10pm GMT / 3.10pm CET / 4.10pm SAST / 1.10am AEDT (Sunday) / 3.10am NZDT (Sunday) / 9.10am ET / 6.10am PT

• Wales v New Zealand
  Principality Stadium, Cardiff
  Kick-off: 2.10pm GMT / 3.10pm CET / 4.10pm SAST / 1.10am AEDT (Sunday) / 3.10am NZDT (Sunday) / 9.10am ET / 6.10am PT

• England v New Zealand
  Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
  Kick-off: 2.10pm GMT / 3.10pm CET / 4.10pm SAST / 1.10am AEDT (Sunday) / 3.10am NZDT (Sunday) / 9.10am ET / 6.10am PT

Friday 27 – Sunday 29 November 2026

• Nations Championship Grand Finals Weekend (fixtures TBC)
  Allianz Stadium, Twickenham

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  Perth Stadium, Perth/Boorloo
  Kick-off: 6.15am BST / 7.15am CET / 7.15am SAST / 3.15pm AEST / 6.15pm NZDT / 1.15am EDT / 10.15pm PDT (Friday)

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  Stadium Australia, Sydney/Wangal
  Kick-off: 7.10am BST / 8.10am CET / 8.10am SAST / 5.10pm AEDT (local) / 7.10pm NZDT / 2.10am EDT / 11.10pm PDT (Friday)

• New Zealand v Hong Kong China
  Docklands Stadium, Melbourne/Narrm
  Kick-off: 7.15am BST / 8.15am CET / 8.15am SAST / 5.15pm AEDT (local) / 7.15pm NZDT / 2.15am EDT / 11.15pm PDT (Friday)

Knockout stages TBC

New Zealand rugby fixtures: Black Ferns

New Zealand’s full back Braxton Sorensen-McGee (R) is tackled by France’s full back Chloé Jacquet (C) as she runs with the ball during the women’s WXV Global Series rugby match between France and New Zealand at the Stade de Gerland in Lyon, central-eastern France, on September 12, 2026. (Photo by ARNAUD FINISTRE / AFP via Getty Images)

• Scotland v New Zealand
  Hive Stadium, Edinburgh
  Kick-off: 5.10pm BST (local) / 6.10pm CET / 6.10pm SAST / 2.10am AEST (Sunday) / 4.10am NZST (Sunday) / 12.10pm EDT / 9.10am PDT

• England v New Zealand
  Allianz Stadium, Twickenham
  Kick-off: 3.00pm BST (local) / 4.00pm CET / 4.00pm SAST / 12.00am AEST (Sunday) / 2.10am NZST (Sunday) / 10.00am EDT / 7.00am PDT

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  FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton
  Kick-off: 3.05am BST / 4.05pm CET / 4.05pm SAST / 1.05pm AEDT / 3.05pm NZDT (local) / 10.05am EDT (Friday) / 8.05am PDT (Friday)

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  Semenoff Stadium, Whangarei
  Kick-off: 3.05am BST / 4.05pm CET / 4.05pm SAST / 1.05pm AEDT / 3.05pm NZDT (local) / 10.05am EDT (Friday) / 8.05am PDT (Friday)

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  One NZ Stadium, Christchurch
  Kick-off: 6.10am GMT / 7.10am CET / 8.10am SAST / 5.10pm AEDT / 7.10pm NZDT (local) / 2.10am EDT / 11.10pm PDT (Friday)

British & Irish Lions Women’s Series 2027

• New Zealand v Lions Women
  Go Media Stadium Mt Smart, Auckland
  

• New Zealand v Lions Women
  Sky Stadium, Wellington
  

• New Zealand v Lions Women
  One NZ Stadium, Christchurch