A total of 16 teams will take part in the 14th edition of the men's World Championships, scheduled to finish on November 13.

Divided into four groups, hosts Switzerland have been listed along with Finland, Norway and Slovakia.

Group B features the Czech Republic, Germany, Latvia and defending champions Sweden.   

Canada, Estonia, Singapore and Thailand make up Group C while Group D consists of Australia, Denmark, the Philippines and Poland.  

Each team plays each other once in the group stage with the two best teams from Group A and B set to qualify for the quarter-finals directly.

A play-off between the 3rd and 4th in Group A and B and the 1st and 2nd in group C and D will determine the other quarterfinalists.

Sweden have won nine of the 13 titles so far with Finland winning the other four editions.

With a mixture of experience and six debutants, Finland will be hoping to reclaim the title they lost to the Swedes in Helsinki in 2020.

The Czech Republic will take on Latvia in the opener at the Swiss Life Arena tomorrow.