Calling all rugby fans out there! If you can hear this call, then it's time to get to talking about the upcoming 2021 Rugby League World Cup to take place in England. 2021 will be the first year where the men's, women's and wheelchair rugby championship competitions will be all staged in one single event to be finished with an epic finals weekend where the champions of each tournament will be crowned. While the action is still a few months away, the best online sports betting sites have already started dishing out initial odds to get the ball rolling on who looks best to take home the most priced Rugby trophy in the world.
Will the final action come down to the usual New Zealand and Australia? Could we be in for a Samoan style surprise? Or will one of the old rugby powerhouses like France be in the mix for a surprise run for the title? Let's see how the Men's Rugby World Cup might break down at the end and in whose favor.
“Glad You Could Make It, Here's A Souvenir” Teams
There are three teams that stand out in the 2021 Rugby League World Cup qualifiers list as squads that should get all the credit for making it but are just not anywhere close to the competing form that's required to take down some of rugby's most important teams. Lebanon, Jamaica and Greece all come into the World Cup with the lowest odds to succeed in the tournament and after seeing their final fixtures it's understood why.
While Lebanon and Jamaica both share group C with perennial favorites New Zealand and the always tough Ireland team it's Greece that truly has a Spartan style quest to go through in order to make a splash in the WC. The Greeks share Group A with host country England, the frightening Samoan team and a France side who are looking to regain their once notorious reputation as one of the best teams in the rugby circuit. The horizon for the Jamaicans, Lebanese and Greeks is not the brightest, but a good fight will never not be had.
Is A Strong Tournament in the Plans for France Ahead of Their WC Bid?
In the middle of the pack we find a team who is no stranger to international rugby success. France will go into the upcoming tournament as the traditionally strong rugby squad we are all used to seeing but who need to come back to the spotlight. As previously mentioned, France, a team that will most certainly be in the hunt to show rugby fans around the world that they are ready to be back at the top of the rugby mountain. With the 2023 Rugby World Cup to be hosted in French territory, a strong outing in the upcoming world tournament is a must for “Les Bleus”.
A strong start in this year's Six Nations Tournament has already catapulted them to favorite status to win the whole thing. After beating Tonga, Italy and Ireland if wins against powerhouses England and Wales can be assured in their path moving forward then expect a strong showing from France in the future WC.
Picking Between England, Australia and New Zealand For The Gold
All of the best sports betting sites online can agree on one thing. There are three teams that even with the tournament being months away stand out as clear favorites to take the gold. Coming in first we have the two time champions, Australia Wallabies. While the Wallabies haven't seen any real action since playing the Tri Nations Cup against Argentina and New Zealand they are still held as top favorites for the gold.
Just like Australia, the always favorite New Zealand All Blacks haven't seen much action since playing the Tri Nations and Bledisloe Cup but just like in any tournament they take part in are always seen as top favorites. Last but not least host country England, who come into the tournament as the 2019 WC runner ups will certainly be relying on home field advantage as one of their main tools to keep the gold home.
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