With the men's semi-finals now fixed and the women's last four now having been settled, the Rugby League World Cup is truly reaching its moment of truth. There's still plenty to play for in the wheelchair tournament too as the final round of group fixtures approach on Wednesday and Thursday.
The last few days have seen the competition go up a level across all three formats, with New Zealand and Fiji's men delivering arguably the game of the World Cup on Saturday night in Hull, then Tonga and Samoa battling out a tense quarter-final themselves less than 24 hours later. England's women also showed they meant business and their male counterparts quickly followed suit as both booked semi-final spots, and the wheelchair side stuck 100 points on Spain the following day to also reach the last four.
And it is the hosts who are leading the way in the multi-format table so far having collected eight wins from eight across their three teams. New Zealand have six from six but are not competing on the wheelchair court, while Australia's only loss was to England in their opening wheelchair fixture.
The full standings are a great sight for England supporters.
So with just 10 days to go until the first of three finals in the space of 24 hours, here's how each tournament stands so far...
MEN'S TOURNAMENT
SEMI-FINALS
Friday: Australia v New Zealand (Elland Road, Leeds) 7:45pm - BBC Two (Betfred odds*)
Saturday: England v Samoa (Emirates Stadium, London) 2:30pm - BBC One (Betfred odds*)
FINAL
Saturday 19th (Old Trafford, Manchester) 4pm - BBC One (Betfred tournament odds*)
WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT
GROUP A
England 4 pts (+118) *Qualified for semi-final
Papua New Guinea 4 pts (+92) *Qualified for semi-final
Canada 0 pts (-72)
Brazil 0 pts (-138)
Remaining fixtures
Wednesday: Canada v Brazil (Headingley Stadium, Leeds) 5pm - BBC Red Button (Betfred odds*)
Wednesday: England v Papua New Guinea (Headingley Stadium, Leeds) 7:30pm - BBC Two (Betfred odds*)
GROUP B
Australia 4 pts (+166) *Qualified for semi-final
New Zealand 4 pts (+76) *Qualified for semi-final
Cook Islands 0 pts (-104)
France 0 pts (-138)
Remaining fixtures
Thursday: France v Cook Islands (LNER Community Stadium, York) 5pm - BBC Red Button (Betfred odds*)
Thursday: Australia v New Zealand (LNER Community Stadium, York) 7:30pm - BBC Red Button (Betfred odds*)
SEMI-FINALS
Monday: Winner Group B v Runner-up Group A (LNER Community Stadium, York) 5pm - BBC Red Button
Monday: Winner Group A v Runner-up Group B (LNER Community Stadium, York) 7:30pm - BBC Two
FINAL
Saturday 19th (Old Trafford, Manchester) 1:15pm - BBC One (Betfred tournament odds*)
WHEELCHAIR TOURNAMENT
GROUP A
England 4 pts (+122) *Qualified for semi-final
Australia 2 pts (+28)
Spain 2 pts (-69)
Ireland 0 pts (-81)
Remaining fixtures
Wednesday: Australia v Spain (Copper Box Arena, London) 11am - BBC Red Button
Wednesday: England v Ireland (Copper Box Arena, London) 1:30pm - BBC Two
GROUP B
France 4 pts (+213)
USA 2 pts (+3)
Wales 2 pts (-130)
Scotland 0 pts (-86)
Remaining fixtures
Thursday: France v USA (English Institute of Sport, Sheffield) 11am - BBC Red Button
Thursday: Wales v Scotland (English Institute of Sport, Sheffield) 1:30pm - BBC Two
SEMI-FINALS
Sunday: Winner Group B v Runner-up Group A (English Institute of Sport, Sheffield) 12pm - BBC Two
Sunday: Winner Group A v Runner-up Group B (English Institue of Sport, Sheffield) 2:30pm - BBC Red Button
FINAL
Friday 18th (Manchester Central, Manchester) 7:30pm - BBC Two
