The Rugby World Cup has already enthralled fans with some exciting games, though it has also come under scrutiny.
Fans were in uproar after some controversial refereeing decisions saw three similar incidents awarded three very different consequences. A number of games in the opening weekend saw problems for fans, including large crowds outside of the stadiums, with Bordeaux’s stadium even running out of water and beer for the Ireland v Romania game in the hot weather.
Tournament organisers have also brought in a children’s choir to accompany the national anthems, a decision which has gone down poorly on social media. In recent days however, organisers have worked to rectify these teething problems in the hope of making this Rugby World Cup one for the history books
World Cup officials apologise for chaos before England v Argentina in Marseille
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