Venues
From the Quayside in the north east, to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in the south east, 18 different towns and cities from across England will play host to some of the biggest names in Rugby League for RLWC2021.
Each of these towns and cities will be a huge part of the tournament from the venues the teams will be playing at for a shot at RLWC2021 glory, as well catering for all the off-field preparations and training bases for each of the 32 competing teams.
Rugby League World Cup 2021 will crisscross moors, mountains, historic towns and buzzing metropolitan cities, showcasing a diverse, welcoming culture and all that England has to offer fans.
Bolton
The University of Bolton Stadium
Coventry
Coventry Building Society Arena
Doncaster
The Eco-Power Stadium
Hull
MKM Stadium
Kirklees
John Smiths Stadium
Leeds
Headingley Stadium
Leeds
Elland Road
London
The Emirates Stadium
London
The Copper Box Arena
Leigh
Leigh Sports Village
Manchester
Manchester Central
Trafford
Old Trafford
Newcastle
St James’ Park
Newcastle
Kingston Park
Sheffield
Bramall Lane
Sheffield
The English Institute Of Sport
St Helens
Totally Wicked Stadium
Tees Valley
Riverside Stadium
Warrington
Halliwell Jones Stadium
Wigan
DW Stadium
York
LNER Community Stadium
Liverpool
Preston
Impact
Economic impact from local and international tourism
Community engagement with local businesses
Inspired by 2021 legacy programmes
Our commitment to the North
RLWC2021 are delighted and proud to have partnered with the Cabinet Office as part of our commitment to the Northern Powerhouse.
Whilst the tournament will be hosted across England 80% of the hosts towns and cities for tournament will be located in the Northern Powerhouse region; Doncaster, Huddersfield, Hull, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle, Sheffield and York supporting the governments vision and £25 million investment into the tournament and its legacy.
Principal Sponsor
Official Sponsors
Partners
