How to get in to play rugby in Paris in 2024. The qualification process for the Olympics

Rugby will once again be on the Olympic schedule in Paris in 2024 following spectacular contests in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 and Tokyo in 2020. In front of 80,000 spectators, 288 competitors will get the opportunity to compete at the State de France. Olympic fans can buy Olympic Rugby Sevens Tickets from our website.

Only the football competition will begin before the men’s rugby tournament at the Olympic Games Paris 2024, making rugby one of the opening events. Rugby will start off Paris 2024 in style with two days of competition before the Opening Ceremony and a first set of medals awarded the next day.

A new team will be crowned Olympic champions for the first time since Paris 1924, or Fiji will earn a third straight gold medal in the men’s competition. Australia and New Zealand will compete for a second gold medal in the women’s competition, but France, who won silver in Tokyo 2020 and is playing at home, will also be a strong contender.

Each rugby match at the State de France, which will also host athletics during the second week of the Olympic Games, will be able to accommodate up to 80,000 spectators. Learn the answers to the frequently asked questions about the rugby qualification process for Paris 2024.

How many rugby players will compete at Paris 2024?

Rugby competitions at the Olympic Games Paris 2024 will feature 288 participants (24 teams). Both the men’s and women’s tournaments will qualify 12 teams of 12 players. Since Rio 2016, when rugby made a comeback on the Olympic schedule, there have been exactly the same number of teams and athletes competing.

What is the rugby qualification pathway to Paris 2024?

With one minor exception, the qualification process will be nearly same for men and women. To learn more, continue reading.

Host-country: One quota per gender (24 athletes)

As the host nation, France is assured a quota spot in both the men’s and women’s competitions, provided that both teams are participating in international high-performance Rugby Sevens competitions recognized by World Rugby, which is the case.

There are three alternative ways to distribute the 11 additional quotas for each tournament. World Rugby Sevens World Series in 2022–2023: Four quotas for each gender (96 athletes)

The teams in positions one through four at the conclusion of the 2022–2023 World Rugby Sevens World Series will be given a quota spot for the Olympic Games Paris 2024. Events will take place between November 2022 and May 2023.

2023 Olympic Qualification Competitions held by the World Rugby Regional Association: six quotas per gender (144 athletes)

Every World Rugby Regional Association will host an Olympic Qualification Tournament between May 31, 2023, and December 31, 2023. Each tournament’s champion will receive a quota spot for their NOC at the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024.

Unless World Rugby otherwise decides, the teams who have already qualified for the Olympic Games Paris 2024 through the World Rugby Sevens World Series are ineligible to compete in the regional Olympic Qualification competitions. Olympic fans can buy Olympic 2024 Tickets from our website.

The quota distribution will be as follow:

Africa: One quota per gender

Asia: One quota per gender

Europe: One quota per gender

North America: One quota per gender

Oceania: One quota per gender

South America: One quota per gender

The only distinction between the qualification processes for men and women is the regional Olympic Qualification competitions. The regional spot will be added to the Final Olympic Repechage Tournament if two teams from North America qualify through the World Rugby Sevens World Series for Women.

One quota per gender for the final Olympic Repechage tournament (24 athletes)

The Final Olympic Repechage Tournament, which will give one quota place per gender, will take place between the conclusion of the regional qualification procedure and June 23, 2024. Each gender will qualify 12 teams for this competition. They will be chosen as follows based on their performance in the 2023 Regional Qualification Tournaments:

Africa: Two teams per gender

Asia: Two teams per gender

Europe: Two teams per gender

North America: Two teams per gender

Oceania: Two teams per gender

South America: Two teams per gender

The Final Olympic Repechage Tournament is not open to teams who have already qualified for the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024. If two North American women’s teams have already earned spots in Paris 2024 through the World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series, a spot will go to the NOC with the next-highest finish in the Final Olympic Repechage Tournament.

What is the Paris 2024 rugby competition schedule?

Before the Opening Ceremony, the men’s tournament will start. The pool Phase and quarterfinals are slated for July 24 and 25.  The semifinals, classification games, and medal events are set for 27

It will start before the Opening Ceremony with the men’s competition. On July 24 and 25, the pool phase and quarterfinals are scheduled. On July 27, there will be semifinals, classification matches, and medal events.

The women’s tournament will follow from 29 July to 31 July.

Rugby athletes to watch at Paris 2024

Fiji is unbeaten in the men’s competition since rugby was reinstated to the Olympic programmer at Rio 2016. At Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020, Jerry Tuway’s squad won the gold medal. After losing the 2020 Olympic final in Tokyo, New Zealand will undoubtedly challenge them for the title of Olympic champions. They have stars like Caleb Tangitau and Akuila Rokolisoa.

Great Britain has advanced to the semi-finals in the last two Olympic Games and will once more try to take first place. Thanks to youthful athletes like Paulin Riva, Jordan Sepho, and Nelson Epee, France will be hoping for its first medal at home.

At Tokyo 2020, France advanced to the women’s competition final. The World Rugby player of the year, Anne-Cecile Ciofani, was their brightest star in Japan. New Zealand finally defeated Les Bleues in the championship game.

The Black Ferns finished ahead of Australia at Rio 2016, where they were named champions, thanks to Michaela Blyde and Tyla Nathan-Wong. One of the 2016 Olympic champions, Charlotte Caslick, is still competing for Australia in the World Series.

At Tokyo 2020, France advanced to the women’s competition final. The World Rugby player of the year, Anne-Cecile Ciofani, was their brightest star in Japan. New Zealand finally defeated Les Bleues in the championship game.

The Black Ferns improved their position in the standings thanks to Michaela Blyde and Tyla Nathan-Wong.

Rugby qualification timeline to Paris 2024

By May 30, 2023: TBC: 2022/23 Within three days of the event, the World Rugby Sevens Series will be finished: The quota places were confirmed in writing by World Rugby to the NOCs.

TBC two weeks following the occasion: Within five days following the preceding phase, the NOCs notify World Rugby that the assigned quota places have been used: By December 31, 2023, World Rugby will reallocate all unused quota spots, to be determined.

Within three days following the event, World Rugby Regional Association Olympic Qualification Tournaments will be finished: Two weeks following the event, World Rugby notifies the NOCs in writing that the quota places obtained TBC were confirmed: The NOCs attest to World Rugby that the designated quota places have been used.

TBC five days following the preceding action: Final Olympic Repechage tournaments; World Rugby to reallocate any unused quota spaces by 23 June 2024.

TBC three days following the event: Two weeks following the event, World Rugby notifies the NOCs in writing that the quota places obtained TBC were confirmed: Within five days following the preceding phase, the NOCs notify World Rugby that the assigned quota places have been used: World Rugby will reallocate all open spots.

Olympic Games in Paris 2024 are scheduled to take place from July 26 until August 11, 2024.

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