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Cape Town - SA Rugby will present its bid to host the 2023 Rugby World Cup to the World Rugby Council in London on Monday.
The three countries in the running to host the global showpieve are South Africa, Ireland and France, and each of them will present their bids on Monday.
World Rugby is set to announce the preferred candidate determined by an independent technical assessment on Tuesday, October 31.
The final decision will be taken on Wednesday, November 15, also in London.
South Africa will have deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa present on Monday as well as sports minister Thulas Nxesi.
South Africa has not hosted the Rugby World Cup since 1995 when they stunned the world by beating the All Blacks to win the tournament at the first time of asking.
