Eddie Jones is hoping he can lead England to glory in Japan - the team he coached over in England four years ago - as he looks challenge the likes of New Zealand and South Africa.<\/p>\n
England are third favourites with most bookmakers with holders New Zealand heavy favourites to retain their crown.<\/p>\n
The action is underway with the hosts beating Russia in the first game to kick the tournament off, and QBE Business Insurance have run the numbers to predict how things will turn out.<\/p>\n
And its good news for the home nations who should all qualify from their pools.<\/p>\n
Japan 40-12 Russia<\/p>\n
Australia 36-11 Fiji<\/p>\n
France 22-20 Argentina<\/p>\n
New Zealand 28-17 South Africa<\/p>\n
Italy 36-11 Namibia<\/p>\n
Ireland 23-16 Scotland<\/p>\n
England 33-11 Tonga<\/p>\n
Wales 30-9 Georgia<\/p>\n
Russia 16-22 Samoa<\/p>\n
Fiji 35-12 Uruguay<\/p>\n
Italy 29-12 Canada<\/p>\n
England 45-9 USA<\/p>\n
Argentina 29-19 Tonga<\/p>\n
Japan 21-37 Ireland<\/p>\n
South Africa 72-0 Namibia<\/p>\n
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