The World Cup is just a matter of months away, with the tournament in France beginning at the start of September.
From then on, it will be wall-to-wall rugby - with matches most days as the quest to be crowned the world's best goes on.
But it's not like there's a dearth of rugby before then, with plenty of warm-up matches and the Rugby Championship to be played in the coming months.
Here's all the fixtures and kick-off times you need to know.
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*All kick-off times UK*
Saturday 8th July
Japan XV v New Zealand XV - 9am
South Africa v Australia - 4:05pm - The Rugby Championship
Argentina v New Zealand - 8:10pm - The Rugby Championship
Saturday 15th July
New Zealand v South Africa - 8:05am - The Rugby Championship
Japan v New Zealand XV - 10:05am
Australia v Argentina - 10:45am - The Rugby Championship
Saturday 22nd July
Fiji v Tonga
Japan v Samoa - 6:50am *
Saturday 29th July
Samoa v Fiji
Australia v New Zealand - 10:45am - The Rugby Championship
Japan v Tonga - 11:30am
Scotland v Italy - 3:15pm
South Africa v Argentina - 4:05pm - The Rugby Championship
Namibia v Argentina XV - 7pm
Uruguay v Chile - 9pm
Saturday 5th August
Samoa v Tonga
New Zealand v Australia - 3:35am
Scotland v France - 3pm
Ireland v Italy - 4pm
Wales v England - 5:30pm
Romania v USA - 6pm
Uruguay v Namibia - 7pm
Chile v Argentina XV - 10pm
Argentina v South Africa - 11:10pm
Saturday 12th August
Portugal v USA
Georgia v Romania - 3pm
England v Wales - 5:30pm
France v Scotland - 8:05pm
Chile v Namibia - 10pm
Saturday 19th August
Italy v Romania
Georgia v USA - 3pm
Wales v South Africa - 3:15pm
Ireland v England - 5:30pm
France v Fiji - 8:05pm
Uruguay v Argentina XV - 9pm
Sunday 20th August
New Zealand v South Africa - 7:30pm
Saturday 26th August
Spain v Argentina
Italy v Japan
England v Fiji - 3:15pm
Scotland v Georgia - 5:30pm
Ireland v Samoa - 8pm
Chile v Argentina XV - 10pm
Sunday 27th August
France v Australia - 4:45pm
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