RLWC 2017: fixtures, odds and how to watch on TV
How the RLW 2017 tournament works
The 14 teams competing in the World Cup will be split into two groups of four and two groups of three. England are in Group A alongside Australia, France and Lebanon. Scotland face New Zealand, Samoa and Tonga in Group B, while Wales and Ireland are alongside Papua New Guinea in Group C.
The top three teams from groups A and B and the winners of groups C and D will qualify for the quarter-finals.
One Group A: Australia, England, France, Lebanon
Two Group B: New Zealand, Samoa, Scotland, Tonga
Three Group C: Papua New Guinea, Wales, Ireland
Four Group D: Fiji, United States, Italy
Bookies’ odds
Australia are firm favourites with bookies to win the World Cup. Here’s the latest prices from Oddschecker.com:
Australia to win 1/4
England 8/1
New Zealand 10/1
Tonga 25/1
Samoa 80/1
Fiji 150/1
United States 1,500/1
Rugby League World Cup fixtures (all times UK)
Friday, 27 October
Australia vs England (10am)
Saturday, 28 October
Papua New Guinea vs Wales (6am)
New Zealand vs Wales (8.10am)
Fiji vs United States (10.40am)
Sunday, 29 October
Ireland vs Italy (4am)
France vs Lebanon (5am)
Scotland vs Tonga (6.15am)
Friday, 3 November
Australia vs France (9am)
Saturday, 4 November
New Zealand vs Scotland (4am)
Samoa vs Tonga (6.30am)
England vs Lebanon (9am)
Sunday, 5 November
Italy vs United States (6am)
Papua New Guinea vs Ireland (6am)
Fiji vs Wales (8.30am)
Friday, 10 November
Saturday, 11 November
New Zealand vs Tonga (4am)
Samoa vs Scotland (8am)
Australia vs Lebanon (9am)
Sunday, 12 November
Papua New Guinea vs United States (5am)
Wales vs Ireland (7.30am)
England vs France (10am)
Friday, 17 November
Quarter-final: Group A1 vs Group B3 (9am)
Saturday, 18 November
Quarter-finals: Group B2 vs Group D1 (4am); Group B1 vs Group A3 (6.30am)
Sunday, 19 November
Quarter-final: Group A2 vs Group C1 (5am)
Friday, 24 November
Semi-final: Winner QF1 vs Winner QF2 (9am)
Saturday, 25 November
Semi-final: Winner QF3 vs Winner QF4 (5am)
Saturday, 2 December
Rugby League World Cup final (9am)
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