Ferrer: "It's the toughest group of them all, there's no favorite"

The Spanish coach Luis Enrique appears happy with the difficult group that Spain has been assigned for the 2023 Rugby World Cup

Spain, which will play in Pool B along with Australia, Wales, Fiji, Georgia and Portugal, has been considered by many as one of the teams that will compete for the second place in the key, behind the great favorite that will be Australia, finalist in the last edition. 

Luis Enrique knows that it will not be easy, but he believes in his team's options: "It's the most difficult group of all, it's death Valley. But playing with the best is the only way we are going to continue progressing. I like it." 

Spain has been drawn in a very tough group for the 2023 Rugby World Cup. The team will face Australia, Wales, Fiji, Georgia and Portugal. Despite the difficulty of the group, Spain coach Luis Enrique is confident in his team's chances of qualifying for the knockout stages. 

Spain is currently ranked 18th in the world, while Australia is ranked 3rd, Wales is ranked 7th, Fiji is ranked 8th, Georgia is ranked 12th, and Portugal is ranked 24th. 

Spain has never qualified for the knockout stages of the Rugby World Cup. The team's best finish was in 1999, when they finished 12th. 

The 2023 Rugby World Cup will be held in France from September 8 to October 28. Spain will play its first match against Australia on September 9.