What a clash of the titans! Rugby World Cup favourites France against highly-fancied South Africa, the reigning champions. And now the hosts have the world’s best player, Antoine Dupont, available to play despite undergoing surgery to repair a fractured cheekbone only a fortnight ago.

France made it through Pool A, which included New Zealand, with four wins from four and finished top, ensuring they faced the second-placed team in Pool B, South Africa, in today’s match. The Springboks’ only defeat in their group was to Ireland.

France v South Africa in the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals is today (Sunday, October 15). The game kicks off at 8pm (BST), 9pm local time.&nbsp;

Plus: Stadium details, both sides' World Cup records so far and latest odds{ai:summary}<p>The clash of the titans unfolds in the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals today. France, with their star player Antoine Dupont back after surgery, face reigning champions South Africa. The match takes place at Stade de France. #sports</p>

France v South Africa, Rugby World Cup 2023 quarter-final: What time is today's match, how to watch

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