It's nearly semi-finals time in this year's Rugby World Cup - with Ireland, Fiji, France and Wales all sent home at the weekend.
On Friday New Zealand will take on Argentine for a place in the final, followed by England against South Africa on Saturday.
Here's who the bookies reckon has the best chance of going all the way - and who they think has little chance.
1. South Africa
New world number one team South Africa broke Scottish hearts by defeating their side in the opening round of pool games. They've already tasted defeat against Ireland but are now favourites after an impressive semi-final win over France. They are favourites to win the whole thing, with odds of 10/11.
2. New Zealand
It's unusual for New Zealand to be underdogs at the Rugby World Cup, but the All Blacks have seemed falllible of late - no more so than in being defeated on home soil by Ireland for the first time in their history last year. They got revenge for that series defeat in the quarter-finals, sending the Irish home. They were defeated by the French in their opening pool game, but are 11/10 second favourite to end the tournament in triumph.
3. England
The bookies see this World Cup as being a two horse race - with England a distant third favourite with odds of 14/1. They struggled against Samoa in the group stages and were no more convincing in their quarter-final win against Fiji. Flattered by an easy draw, few see them beating South Africa to get to the final.
4. Argentina
A win over Japan in their final pool match saw Argentina progress to the quarters in second place behind England, before beating Wales in the quarter-final. The Pumas will be aiming to at least match their third place in the tournament in 2007 - the last time it was held in France. They are 35/1 outsiders to take the title.