The Rugby League World Cup is about to kick off after a year-long postponement, with the tournament being staged in England.
More teams than ever will compete for the men's trophy, with four groups of four nations competing in stadia across England, while the women's and wheelchair competitions both start off with two groups of four nations competing against each other.
The BBC have got broadcasting rights for this year's tournament, and all games will be shown across their channels.
Here are all the teams competing in each competition:
Men's Rugby League World Cup teams
Group A
- England
- France
- Greece
- Samoa
Group B
- Australia
- Fiji
- Italy
- Scotland
Group C
- Ireland
- Jamaica
- Lebanon
- New Zealand
Group D
- Cook Islands
- Papua New Guinea
- Tonga
- Wales
Women's Rugby League World Cup teams
Eight teams will compete over three weeks, and it will be the first time that teams from four different continents will play in the competition.
Group A
- England
- Brazil
- Canada
- Papua New Guinea
Group B
- Australia
- Cook Islands
- France
- New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup teams
For the first time, the wheelchair competition will be part of the Rugby League World Cup main event. People who aren't disabled are welcome to compete in this sport, while both men and women can play in the same team.
Group A
- Australia
- England
- Ireland
- Spain
Group B
- France
- Scotland
- USA
- Wales
