On 31 October, 9 of the iconic aircraft will treat fans in Twickenham Stadium, as well as the Richmond and Trafalgar Square fanzones, to a special flypast prior to the start of the final between New Zealand and Australia. They will flyover Trafalgar Square 7 minutes before kick-off, then over Twickenham Stadium and the Richmond Fanzone at 15:55 as the teams line up for the anthems.

Full House:

The finalists are set to battle it out for rugby’s greatest prize, the Webb Ellis Cup, in front of a sell-out crowd of 80 125. South Africa and Argentina will also go head to head in front of a full house in the Bronze final at The Stadium, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park – in front of 56 000 spectators.

Springbok supporters

Los Pumas supporters

All Blacks supporters

Wallabies supporters

Fans in the UK who don’t have tickets can also get in on the action by heading to one of the official Rugby World Cup 2015 fanzones. The bronze final will be screened at the Richmond, Exeter and Rugby Fanzones, while the final will be screened in the Trafalgar Square, Richmond, Exeter and Rugby fanzones. Visit the Fanzones page on this website for more information.

Managing Director of England Rugby 2015, Stephen Brown, said: “We wanted the tournament to be a celebration of rugby and it has been. From the north-east to the south-west we have had vibrant crowds in sold-out venues. As we enter the final weekend, we are set for 2 great matches which will be watched by sell-out crowds as well as a captivated audience in fanzones and in homes around the world.”

All change at Twickenham:

For fans attending the final at Twickenham Stadium, the spectacular rugby on show will be accompanied by the most exhilarating Rugby World Cup atmosphere seen yet. The stadium will have a new look and feel, featuring images of the Webb Ellis Cup alongside Rugby World Cup 2015 and England 2015 brand elements in a celebratory gold, while retaining the vibrant official tournament colours, both around the exterior and within the stadium bowl. The dressing programme will extend across the stadium exterior, bars and concourses, the inner bowl, the streets surrounding the stadium and on the pitch, marking the culmination of a truly memorable Rugby World Cup.

2 Giant shirts of the competing finalists have already been positioned next to the iconic statue on the south-east corner of Twickenham Stadium, giving fans the opportunity to capture images and build their own unforgettable memories in advance of the final. Inside and across the exterior of the stadium, both competing finalists are celebrated with fan imagery and the union crests.

At the end of the final the Coca-Cola London Eye, which has been branded throughout the tournament with the flags of the participating nations and is currently lit in the colours of New Zealand and Australia, will switch to the full colours of the winning nation, lighting up London and celebrating the winners of Rugby World Cup 2015.

Coca-Cola London Eye