England will play at Manchester City Stadium for the first time with their three other Rugby World Cup 2015 pool matches taking place at Twickenham Stadium, after the match schedule and venues for the tournament were announced this morning.
The 48 Rugby World Cup 2015 matches encompass 13 venues across the length of the country from Exeter to Newcastle.
The full list is: Twickenham Stadium (81,605), Wembley Stadium (90,256), Olympic Stadium (54,000), Millennium Stadium (74,154), Manchester City Stadium (47,800), St James’ Park (52,409), Elland Road (37,914), Leicester City Stadium (32,312), Villa Park (42,785), Kingsholm Stadium (16,115), stadiummk (30,717), Brighton Community Stadium (30,750) and Sandy Park (12,300).
