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Throughout August 2007, various teams prepared for the Rugby World Cup in France with a short series of test matches, primarily in the Northern Hemisphere and involving the RBS Six Nations sides. In addition, South Africa played one test in Scotland following the 2007 Tri Nations and Argentina one test in their home country and one in Wales. The tests were effectively a replacement for the usual Autumn international series in November which does not take place in World Cup years.

Note: this article does not include international results not involving at least one side who had qualified for the 2007 World Cup.

Saturday, 21 July

Namibia XV	42 - 34	South Africa Amateur
	report

Saturday, 28 July

Namibia XV	20 - 32	= South Africa Students
	report

Portugal XV	16 - 19	London Welsh
	report

Thursday, 2 August

Romania XV	53 - 0	Romania Amateurs

Saturday, 4 August

England	62 – 5	Wales
Tries: Easter (4) 14' m, 20' c, 46' c, 50' c Borthwick 30' c Dallaglio 66' c Perry 74' c Robinson 78' m Tait 80+1' c Con: Wilkinson (7) Pen: Wilkinson 34'	(Report)	Try: D. James 59' m

Argentina XV	70 – 14	Chile XV
Tries: Serra (2) 8' c, 57' c Longo 29' c J. Fernández Lobbe (2) 33' c, 45' c M. Contepomi 38' c F. Contepomi 50' c Bosch 55' c Gaitán 68' c Scelzo 79' c Con: F. Contepomi (10)	(Report)	Try: Berti 3' c, 17' c Con: Berti (2)

Portugal XV	22 - 20	Coventry R.F.C.

Monday, 6 August

Auch	20 - 17	Georgia XV

Friday, 10 August

Japan XV	69 - 10	Asian Barbarians
	report

Saturday, 11 August

England	15 – 21	France
Pen: Barkley (4) 9', 22', 32', 39' Drop: Gomarsall 56'	(Report)	Try: Pelous 11' m Chabal 70' c Con: Elissalde Pen: Skrela (2) 16', 35' Elissalde 60'

• In this match, Fabien Pelous equalled Philippe Sella for most caps for France, with 111.

Scotland	31 – 21	Ireland
Try: Hogg 5' c Henderson (3) 12' c, 46' m, 75' c E. Murray 19' m Con: Paterson (2) Parks	(Report)	Try: Boss 48' c Trimble 55' m Con: P. Wallace Pen: P. Wallace (2) 10', 59' Murphy 27'

Murrayfield, Edinburgh Attendance: 25,127 Referee: Tony Spreadbury

British Columbia	3 - 38	Canada XV
	repor

Neath RFC	10 - 41	Romania XV

Agen Espoirs	17 - 6	Georgia XV
	report

Canada Inv. XV	34 - 18	Portugal XV

Tuesday, 14 August

Agen	31 - 13	Georgia XV

Auckland A	31 - 13	Tonga XV

Wednesday, 15 August

South Africa	105 – 13	Namibia
Try: de Villiers 11' Smith (3) 18', 34', 70' Pietersen 22' Burger (3) 29', 56', 77' Fourie 39' du Randt 46' Montgomery 50' Willemse 63' du Plessis 73' Pienaar 80' van der Linde 80' Con: Montgomery (12) Pen: Mongomery (2)	(Report)	Try: Langenhoven 8'c Con: Wessels Pen: Wessels (2)

Newlands Stadium, Cape Town Referee: Jonathan Kaplan

Thursday 16 August

Bayonne	6 - 42	Ireland XV
	Report

Friday 17 August

Harlequins	22-21	Samoa XV

Saturday, 18 August

Canada	42 – 12	Portugal
Try: Pyke Kleeberger van der Merwe (2) Mensah-Coker Spicer Con: Pritchard (3) Pen: Pritchard (2	Report	Try: Mateus J. Pinto Con: Leal

France	22 – 9	England
Try: Jauzion 48' c Con: Elissalde Pen: Elissalde (4) Michalak	(Report)	Pen:Wilkinson (3)

• Fabien Pelous set a new France record with his 112th cap.

Italy	36 – 12	Japan
Try: Stanojevic (2) 6' m, 10' c Robertson 20' c Lo Cicero 68' c Mauro Bergamasco 80' c Con: Bortolussi (4) Pen: Bortolussi 3'	(Report)	Try: Nishiura 26' c Makiri 57' m Con: Ando

Stadio Perruca, Aosta Attendance: 4,700 Referee: Dave Pearson

Wales	27 – 20	Argentina
Try: G. Thomas 9' c A. W. Jones 22' c M. Jones 25' c Con: Hook (3) Pen: Hook (2)	(Report)	Try: Corleto (2) 4' c, 51' c Con: Todeschini (2) Pen: Todeschini (2)

Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Attendance: 38,284 Referee: Chris White

Albi	24 – 13	Georgia XV
	(Report)

Sunday, 18 August

Northampton	21 - 24	Western Samoa XV
	report

Tuesday 21 August

Connacht	3 - 18	South Africa XV
	report

Friday, 24 August

Ireland	23 – 20	Italy
Try: Trimble 27' c O'Gara 80'+9' c Con: O'Gara (2) Pen: O'Gara (2) 6', 47' Drop: O'Gara 78'	(Report)	Try: Troncon 38' c Pratichetti 80'+3' c Con: Bortolussi de Marigny Pen: Bortolussi 33' Drop: Bortolussi 22'

Ravenhill, Belfast Attendance: 14,100 Referee: Nigel Owens

Sale Sharks	7 - 26	Samoa XV

Edinburgh	14 - 26	Tonga XV

Saturday, 25 August

Scotland	3 – 27	South Africa
Pen: Paterson 10'	(Report)	Try: Habana 22' c Fourie 26' c du Preez 28' c Con: Montgomery (3) Pen: Montgomery (2) 13', 52'

Murrayfield, Edinburgh Attendance: 30,342 Referee: Christophe Berdos

Portugal	13 – 15	Japan XV
Try: Mateus c Con: Cardoso Pinto Pen: Malheiro (2)	Report	Try: Watanabe 8' m Asano 72' c Con: Robins (3) Pen: Ono 1'

• Japan wing Daisuke Ohata, the all-time world leader in international tries, was injured and was ruled out of the World Cup after he tore his left Achilles tendon in the match.

Auch	13 – 7	Georgia XV

Belgium Invitational XV	8 – 36	Argentina XV

Eastern Canada	10 – 40	Canada XV

Albi	24 – 49	Fiji XV

Sunday, 26 August

Wales	7 – 34	France
Try: Hook 40' c Con: Hook	(Report)	Try: Thion 13' c Mignoni 32' c Rougerie 56' c Bruno 80' c Con: Beauxis (3) Élissalde Pen: Beauxis (2)

Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Attendance: 49,655 Referee: Wayne Barnes

Eastern Canada	10 – 40	Canada XV

USA XV	6 – 10	Munster

External links

• List of all warm-up matches involving national teams and clubs (Archived 2009-10-22)

Notes

1. Union Argentina de Rugby didn't didn't recognized the "cap" to this match
2. Chilean Rugby Union Union Argentina de Rugby didn't didn't recognized the "cap" to this match

• 2007 Rugby World Cup