So there we have it - the draw is done and we just have another 21 months or so wait until the 2021 World Cup gets under way.

The draws for the men's, women's and wheelchair events can be found by clicking on the link below.

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Whatever happens at the 2021 competition, Wales surely won't have as tough a campaign as they did in 2017.

They'll again face the might of Papua New Guinea, who scored a victory over Great Britain in the steamy heat of Port Moresby a couple of months ago.

Tonga are the main threat, a massively emerging international force with Jason Taumalolo and Andrew Fifita leading the way.

Cook Islands have a few familiar faces, Anthony Gelling and Adam Tangata just two from Super League, to add to their string of NRL talent.

Ireland's group includes New Zealand, Lebanon and Jamaica, a group they might feel confident about qualifying from.

The Kiwis were much improved in their autumn Tests against Great Britain and have superstars such as Joey Manu from the Roosters and the rubber-legged New Zealand Warriors full-back Roger Tuivasa-Sheck.

Lebanon were impressive back in 2017 under the legendary Brad Fittler, but whether the likes of Mitchell Moses and Robbie Farah will again be available is not assured as they continue to face off-field issues with their federation.

Debutants Jamaica have a smattering of Super League talent such as Ashton Golding and Michael Lawrence, and will be an interesting addition to the competition.

Scotland have world champions Australia, former semi-finalists Fiji and Italy in their group, making it a tough, tough test for John Duffy and Chris Chester's side.

Australia have a heap of stars, and might even pinch James Tedesco - 2019's NRL Dally M medal winner - from the Italians.

Fiji have so much talent too, including the Sims brothers, St Helens centre Kevin Naiqama and Parramatta's unstoppable winger Maika Sivo.

The Samoans will be a tough old test up at St James' Park for England in the tournament opener on 23 October 2021.

There is a healthy National Rugby League contingent in their squad, and there's even been a bit of chat surrounding a certain Sonny Bill Williams switching to Toa Samoa on his return to league with Toronto.

The first game of the wheelchair tournament will be England v Australia at the Copperbox Arena on 11 November 2021.

Group A: England, Australia, Spain, Norway

Group B: France, Wales, Scotland, USA

USA complete Group B with France, Wales and Scotland.

Norway, Australia, England and Spain.

Scotland join Wales and France.

England, Australia and now Spain

Wales join France the holders in Group B.

England and Australia in the same group!

Group A: England, Papua New Guinea, Canada, Brazil

Group B: Australia, New Zealand, France, Cook Islands

Group A: England, Samoa, France, Greece

Group B: Australia, Fiji, Scotland, Italy

Group C: New Zealand, Lebanon, Jamaica, Ireland

Group D: Tonga, Papua New Guinea, Wales, Cook Islands