Australia unbeaten; England won one lost one
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England need to beat Aus by five or more to win the Quad Series
England: Mentor, Usuro-Brown, Guscoth, Guthrie, Haythornthwaite, Housby, Harten
Australia: Mannix, Weston, Price, Maloney, Watson, Tippet, Thwaites.
FT England 52-48 Australia
So, England finish their Quad Series campaign on a high as they beat the world number one side Australia for the second time in a year.
Stay tuned for the match report on this very website.
See you at the World Cup in July!
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FT: England 52-49 Asutralia.
Louise Gwilliam
BBC Radio 5 live at the Copper Box
The whole team are gathered around shooter Rachel Dunn and she’s receiving hugs from everyone in a red dress.
At 36 years old, she has just put her hand up for World Cup selection with a player of the match performance.
Her partnership with Harten ultimately led England to a vital victory in their final outing before Liverpool in July.
FT: England 52-49 Australia
England goal shooter Rachel Dunn speaking to sky Sports: The whole team, after last night's match, were gunning for Australia. I think everything did a great job on the team, they were feeding us so much quality ball. We still have a lot of work though, we lost yesterday and today was not the complete performance.
Q4: England 52-49 Australia
England Roses fall just short, as they needed to beat Australia by five goals to take the Quad Series title.
That's only the Roses' seventh win over Australia in history.
FT: England 52-49 Australia
Q4: England 52-49 Australia
England three ahead...
Q4: England 51-49 Australia
30 seconds...
Q4: England 51-49 Australia
Seconds to go now...Rachel Dunn slots another in
Q4: England 50-49 Australia
Geva Mentor has the ball, England on course to win, but can they make it by five to win the series?
Q4: England 50-49 Australia
Australia take an absolute age to score.
Time is running out...
Q4: England 50-48 Australia
Australia still plugging away in attack, pressure all on England to open up more of a gap.
Q4: England 50-47 Australia
England have a breather as the court is wiped up of a little bit of sweat. It's a literal sweat box in there tonight.
Just over three minutes to go in this Quad Series
Q4: England 49-47 Australia
Louise Gwilliam
BBC Radio 5 live at the Copper Box
It was a bold move by Tracey Neville to bring on the inexperienced Fran Williams into the biggest game of her life but it looks to be paying off. Williams fight and energy has lifted this team and they’ve wrestled back a three goal lead.
Q4: England 49-46 Australia
...They've got three of those goals as a cushion now.
This is tense. My poor heart has taken a battering this weekend!
How are you ballers feeling?
Q4: England 47-46 Australia
Less than seven minutes to play now. England have the centre pass.
Roses need to beat Australia by FIVE goals to win the Quad Series.
Fran Williams is LOVING this by the way as she forces another error from the Diamonds.
Q4: England 47-46 Australia
Serena Guthrie falls over but is straight back up.
Gretel Tippet is called for holding and it;s a massive umpire call at this stage of the game.
England reset, they slow the pace, ball out of play, Roses have it..in it goes from Rachel Dunn.
England edge ahead again.
Q4: England 45-46 Australia
Ama Agbeze
Injured England captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
I am pleased the Tracey Neville has brought people on. It is no good just to see if fringe players can perform when the pressure is off. We need to see if they can change the momentum of these big matches.
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Welcome to the game Fran Williams! The defnder tips the shot, which is no mean feat.
Chelsea Pitman has come on for Nat Haythornthwaite at wing attack.
Australia have turned this one around. England need some momentum