04/072:10 PM
Fiji
Wales✗ AI missed
24:39Final score
28:24Predicted score
Predicted: 03 July, 2026 · 15:37Fiji have three wins and two defeats in their last five, while Wales have one win and four defeats, so the home side enter with more power in contact. Virimi Vakatawa and Nathan Hughes are not in Fiji’s narrower squad, while the Welsh dispute over payments has been resolved without disrupting preparations. Ikanivere, Lomani and Tuisova should attack the width, and Wales through Dewi Lake, Tomos Williams and Rees-Zammit will seek a faster rhythm, but Fiji have more striking power.
04/074:00 PM
ArgentinaScotland ✗ AI missed
38:47Final score
29:24Predicted score
Predicted: 03 July, 2026 · 15:37Argentina have two wins and three defeats in their last five, while Scotland have three wins and two defeats. The Scots are without Finn Russell because of a calf injury, while Blair Kinghorn and Grant Gilchrist have been left out of this squad. Home advantage and the Montoya, Matera, Albornoz axis give the Pumas solidity, and Scotland with Tom Jordan and Tuipulotu can speed up the game; I expect a physical contest that Argentina breaks open in the final quarter.
04/075:40 PM
South AfricaEngland ✓ AI predicted the outcome correctly
45:21Final score
32:20Predicted score
Predicted: 03 July, 2026 · 15:37South Africa have a run of five wins in their last five, while England have one win and four defeats. The Springboks start very strongly with Kolisi, Etzebeth, Marx, Pieter-Steph du Toit, Kolbe and Willemse, while England keep Pollock for the closing stages. Furbank, Fin Smith and Van Poortvliet can speed up the visitors, but at Ellis Park the home scrum, maul and pressure after kicks should create a constant advantage.
04/075:40 PM
Japan
Italy✗ AI missed
27:10Final score
21:24Predicted score
Predicted: 03 July, 2026 · 15:37Japan have one win and four defeats in their last five, while Italy have two wins and three defeats, but also a much longer list of absences. The Azzurri are without Capuozzo, Nicotera, Ferrari, Negri, Page-Relo, Zilocchi, Zuliani and Todaro, and Japan rely on Dearns’ line and the speed of their home backs. The Italian scrum and the experience of Fischetti and Riccioni should bring the edge in the very final stages of the match.
04/077:10 PM
New Zealand
France✓ AI predicted the outcome correctly
34:32Final score
30:27Predicted score
Predicted: 03 July, 2026 · 15:37New Zealand have four wins and one defeat in their last five, and France have the same record, four wins and one defeat. The All Blacks are without Tamaiti Williams, Scott Barrett, Fabian Holland and Leicester Fainga’anuku, while France are definitely missing Antoine Dupont. Savea, Roigard, Jordie Barrett and Will Jordan give the hosts tempo, and Jalibert and Penaud threaten out wide; in Christchurch I expect an open contest and a narrow All Blacks win.
04/077:45 PM
Australia
Republic of Ireland✓ AI predicted the outcome correctly
31:33Final score
24:28Predicted score
Predicted: 03 July, 2026 · 15:37Australia have one win and four defeats in their last five, while Ireland have four wins and one defeat. The Irish are without Caelan Doris and Tommy O’Brien, and Andrew Porter, Jack Crowley, Mack Hansen and Ryan Baird are also absent; the Wallabies have a new Lonergan–Gordon axis and Jock Campbell at full-back. Ireland through Sheehan, Gibson-Park and Sam Prendergast have the better rhythm, but Sydney and Australian width keep the match tight.