Rugby World Cup 2015: 300,000 tickets to go on sale Around 300,000 tickets for a total of 25 matches in nine venues at next year's World Cup in England will go on sale at the end of the month, with priority given to supporters who were unsuccessful in the ballot following the general sale. The pool matches between Wales and Australia and Ireland versus France, both at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, are two of the more high-profile games for which tickets are still available. Supporters who were unsuccessful in the ballot will be given the chance to buy tickets on Nov 24-25 before those supporters who were partially successful in their applications are invited to buy on Nov 26-27. Tickets will be available to all on Nov 28. Debbie Jevans, chief executive of England Rugby 2015, said: "Given the terrific response, and the fact that for many matches demand exceeded supply, we felt it was only right that unsuccessful applicants get priority access in this next stage of the sale." A total of 950,000 tickets were sold in the September general sale, with record levels of demand for tickets for pool and knockout matches. There were more than five million applications, leading to demand exceeding supply at every price category for 23 of the 48 matches. Ballots were held for at least one price point for every match. Sold-out games include England v Australia, England v Wales, the two quarter-finals at Twickenham, semi-finals and the final. Meanwhile, the redevelopment of the Twickenham railway station, which is due to be completed by next summer, is not expected to cause any disruption for England supporters travelling to Saturday's Test against New Zealand. Work has already resulted in a lengthening of the platform while a new bridge for passengers will be open.