Australia are into another World Cup final and against the tiny island nation of Samoa they go in massive favourites in what should be another triumph for the Kangaroos.
England humiliated Samoa in the World Cup opener and the two now meet again with a spot in the World Cup final on the line with a red-hot England heavily favoured but drifting in betting.
One of the oldest rivalries in Rugby League plays itself out in the first semi final with Anzac rivals Australia and New Zealand squaring off for a spot in the final but this looks to be a one-sided affair.
The most compelling quarter final sees Pacific Island rivals Tonga and Samoa do battle with both given major chances of reaching their first World Cup final.
New Zealand have been the most disappointing team of the big three this World Cup but against a struggling Fiji they will have no issues.
Papua New Guinea will be no pushovers when England meet them in the second quarter-final at the DW Stadium in Wigan.
Australia appear to be marching to yet another World Cup win but they will get no easy task against a very plucky Lebanon team that have built a reputation for toughness.
The final pool game takes place from Doncaster where the popular Papua New Guinea team take on the plucky Wales in a game that will determine who advances from Pool D to the knockout stages.
France have been one of the most underrated teams all World Cup and they again shape as one of the best bets in Week 3 when they take on Samoa in Warrington.
Tonga have looked a little shaky this World Cup but with their spiritual leader set to return they look set to bring out their best performance against their Pacific neighbours.
Lebanon get their final hit-out before the knockout stages but it will be no easy task against a plucky Jamaica team who threw everything and the kitchen sink at New Zealand.
The Kangaroos were ruthless in a demolition of Scotland and with positions to be won an equally dominant display is expected against Italy.
Fiji will only need a win to advance to the knockout stages but they will not get a free run against a Scotland team looking to reclaim some pride after two underwhelming showings.
England have been outstanding in their two games and will now look to use this clash against minnows Greece to tune up their attack and maintain their energy.
New Zealand have not been impressive in their two wins but at full strength against Ireland they should post a comfortable win against a Wolfhounds team that is well outmatched.
Papua New Guinea were gallant in defeat against Tonga but should atone with a comfortable win over an outmatched Cook Islands outfit.
Tonga were pushed hard by Papua New Guinea in their opener but will get it much easier against a Wales team that looks completely outclassed.
Samoa were the most disappointing team in the opening week after being hammered by England and now they must put away a Greece team that won the hearts of all fans with a stoic showing against France.
Arguably the most exciting and highly-anticipated pool match on the schedule, Lebanon and Ireland should be a belter with the winner likely to advance to the knockout stages and the loser heading out.
The biggest mismatch of the World Cup is upon us and all the money has come for New Zealand at the very large minus in what looms as one of the biggest World Cup results ever.