The weekend kicks off on Friday night at the Aviva Stadium as Ireland host Argentina (the TV will still be on even with the Fireworks!) followed by a busy Saturday featuring Italy welcoming South Africa to Turin, Scotland taking on New Zealand at Murrayfield, Wales facing Japan in Cardiff, and France playing Fiji at the OL Stadium. The round wraps up on Sunday afternoon as England square off against Australia at the Allianz Stadium.

Across the board, heavyweights like South Africa, New Zealand, and France enter as strong favorites in the fan predictions, while teams like Ireland and England look to capitalise on home advantage as the tournament heats up.

Ireland will host Argentina in Round 4 at the Aviva Stadium kicking off at 20:10.
Heading into the fixture, Ireland holds a strong historical advantage with 16 wins to Argentina's 8 across 25 previous encounters (along with 1 draw). In the current tournament form, Ireland sits on a 2-1 record (WWL), while Los Pumas stand at 1-2 (LWL) though fan predictions lean heavily toward the hosts, with 73% backing an Irish victory.

Italy will host South Africa at the Allianz Stadium in Turin on Saturday, November 7, kicking off at 11:40.
Entering the fixture, the Springboks hold a commanding historical record with 18 wins to Italy's 1, alongside zero draws. In the current tournament form, Italy is looking to bounce back from a tough run sitting at 0-3 (LLL), while South Africa arrives in dominant form at 3-0 (WWW) reflected heavily in the fan predictions, where 99% are backing the visitors to win.

Scotland will host New Zealand Murrayfield on Saturday, kicking off at 14:10.
Entering the match, the All Blacks hold a formidable historical edge with 31 wins to Scotland's 0, alongside 2 draws. In the current tournament form, Scotland sits at 2-1 (WLW) while New Zealand remains undefeated at 3-0 (WWW) with fan predictions overwhelmingly favoring the visitors, as 92% back a New Zealand victory.

Wales will host Japan the Principality Stadium on November 7, kicking off at 16:40.
Entering the fixture, Wales holds a strong historical advantage with 15 wins to Japan's 2, alongside zero draws. In the current tournament form, Wales sits at 1-2 (WLL) and Japan also stands at 1-2 (WLL) with fan predictions strongly favoring the hosts, as 94% back a Welsh victory.

France will host Fiji at the OL Stadium in France as the final match on Saturday, kicking off at 20:10.
Entering the fixture, France holds a strong historical advantage with 12 wins to Fiji's 1, alongside zero draws. In the current tournament form, France sits at 2-1 (LWW) while Fiji stands at 0-3 (LLL) with fan predictions overwhelmingly backing the hosts, as 94% predict a French victory.

England will host Australia at Twickenham on Sunday, November 8, kicking off at 15:10. Entering the fixture, England holds a strong historical advantage with 22 wins to Australia's 13, alongside zero draws. In the current tournament form, England sits on a 2-1 record (LWW), while the Wallabies stand at 1-2 (LLW) with fan predictions strongly backing the hosts, as 76% predict an English victory.