The Rugby World Cup kicks off next month, with the tournament taking place from Friday September 18 to Saturday October 31.
Matches within the tournament will be played all over the UK, with Wembley Stadium and Twickenham Stadium among the venues playing host, as well as Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Stadium in Stratford.
Twickenham Stadium will host a total of 10 matches during the tournament, including the final, while Wembley Stadium will host two.
And as well as the matches themselves, spectators will be able to enjoy designated Fanzones around the country, including four in London (with three in west London), which provide big screens, activities, food and more!
Fanzones are free to enter, and will offer fans an alternative to match tickets which have been swept up thanks to record demand.
A spokesman for the Rugby World Cup said: "Fanzones, which will be free to enter, will be open on match days and at varying times across the six week tournament providing fans, residents and visitors with the opportunity to enjoy the build-up to matches and join in with the nationwide celebration of rugby.
"Each Fanzone will include a big screen; with some showing live Rugby World Cup 2015 matches, rugby activities, food and drink, entertainment and unique regional content to celebrate each host city and match venue’s role in Rugby World Cup 2015.
"Trafalgar Square will be open from the weekend of the semi-finals until the final and include entertainment, food and drink, and rugby activities on the semi-final, bronze final and final matchdays."
Wembley Stadium's Fanzone will be open on Wembley Stadium match days, Old Deer Park's Fanzone will be open on Twickenham Stadium match days, and Trafalgar Square's Fanzone will be open from the weekend of the semi-finals until the final.
| Location | Days Open | Capacity |
| Brent: Wembley Stadium | 2 | Around 15,000 |
| Richmond: Old Deer Park | 10 | Around 10,000 |
| London: Trafalgar Square | 9 | Around 5,000 |
Enjoy a special Rugby World Cup Fanzone near you!
For listings of all of the Rugby World Cup matches in the west London stadiums, check out our guide.
