Rugby World Cup 2015 podcast

At the start of Rugby World Cup 2015, the Guardian's Ben Green spoke to Jonah Lomu about his expecations for the tournament - and how the Lomu of 20 years ago would fare against this current crop of players

On this final edition of the Rugby World Cup 2015 podcast, Sandy Warr is joined by Andy Zaltzman, Owen Gibson, Dan Lucas and Alexander Bisley to analyse the breathtaking culmination to the tournament which saw New Zealand retain their trophy as they ruthlessly fought off a gallant Australia 34-17. Is this the greatest All Blacks team in history - and just how long can they dominate the sport? If New Zealand were a highlight of the past seven weeks, England were very much a lowlight and the panel reflect on all the best and worst bits from what have been a sensational seven weeks of rugby.

The panel look back at the weekend's semi-final matches which sets up the first ever World Cup final between the Antipodean rugby giants

The panel look back on the weekend's quarter-final matches and ask where it went wrong for the European teams

The panel salute the performances of Ireland, Australia and Scotland as they look ahead to the quarter-finals, and ruminate on England's dismal showing

Wales shock England to leave the hosts staring at an early elimination, while Ireland and Scotland continue to impress

Sandy Warr, comedian Andy Zaltzman and the best of the Guardian's sports team look ahead to Rugby World Cup 2015