Rugby League World Cup final tickets: how to book a place at the RLWC2021 showpiece and how much do tickets cost?

The double-header will take place on Saturday, November 19, with the women’s showpiece kicking off at 1.15pm and the men’s at 4pm.

Organisers RLWC2021 are confident it will be the most lucrative rugby league match day ever staged in the northern hemisphere.

England’s men will be confident of going all the way to Old Trafford after crushing highly-fancied Samoa and France in their opening matches.

But they will face tough opposition from the likes of reigning champions Australia, the world’s number one-ranked team New Zealand and 2017 semi-finalists Tonga.

England also have high hopes in the women’s tournament, which begins on November 21, but Australia and New Zealand - the only two previous winners - will again be the main threats.

The final double-header comes a day after the Wheelchair World Cup finale in the same city.

Fewer than 1,000 tickets remain for that event at Manchester Central on Friday, November 18 (7.30pm).

France are the defending wheelchair champions, but England are confident of ending their reign this year.

How much do tickets for the women’s and men’s World Cup finals cost?

Category A and B tickets cost £150 and £110 respectively.

Category C tickets are available at £85 (£30 concessions), category D cost £60 (£30 concessions) and the cheapest tickets are in category E, priced at £45 for adults and £20 concessions.

How much do tickets for the Wheelchair World Cup final cost?

Category A tickets cost £45. Category B tickets are available at £20.21 for adults and £2.21 concessions.

How do I book tickets?

Tickets are available through https://www.rlwc2021.com/tickets.