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Rugby World Cup 2015 saw the highest attendance in the tournament's history, with more than 2.4 million fans pitchside over 48 games, and a global TV audience of more than four billion viewers.
To celebrate the conclusion of the tournament, Land Rover has created a film focusing on the defining moments of Rugby World Cup 2015 and the fans that made this tournament so great…
World Cup-winning All Blacks Jerome Kaino, Dan Carter, Sonny Bill Williams, Liam Messam and Ma'a Nonu took the Webb Ellis Cup to Wellington to pay their respects to late team-mate Jerry Collins, who died in a car crash in June.
Back-rower Collins, who played 48 times for New Zealand, would have turned 35 today.
This Rugby World Cup had a bit of everything including some amazing tries so here's our top eight:
New Zealand fly-half Dan Carter has followed up his man-of-the-match performance in Saturday's World Cup final by being crowned World Rugby player of the year for 2015.
Your World Rugby player of the year 2015.
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Steve Hansen expects his reign as New Zealand head coach to end when his contract expires in 2017.
Steve Hansen is off in two years.
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Kurtley Beale has come to embody Michael Cheika's Wallabies revolution and has now been backed to typify Australia's bid for future greatness.
Cheika inherited a mess of in-fighting and back-biting when Ewen McKenzie felt forced into resignation just a year ago.
Kurtley Beale shone in the World Cup.
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No quarter given at Twickenham.
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Check out the marks out of ten for all the combatants at Twickenham.
Carter kept his cool when it mattered most.
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New Zealand's World Cup victory had yet to sink in when we caught up with man-of-the-match, Dan Carter.