Once you've got your breath back from tonight's gripping tie, prepare to go again tomorrow evening for the World Club Series finale between St Helens and South Sydney Rabbitohs.

The Super League champions against the NRL champions for the right to be crowned the best club side in the world of rugby league. Should be fun.

If you want to relive the action, can I please point you towards BBC Sport's Ged Scott's report from the DW Stadium.

I'll join you again tomorrow night. Thanks for your company.

Despite their defeats, Warrington last night and Wigan tonight can be extremely proud of their efforts. Sadly for Super League fans, it's England 0-2 Australia.

What drama at the DW Stadium. Some debate about what the penalty was given for, but Corey Parker slotted it over easily from close range to ensure Australia take a 2-0 lead in the World Club Series.

One of those occasions where it's harsh on whoever loses, such was the effort and determination on show from both sides.

Losing in extra-time just makes it even more cruel.

Penalty for Brisbane! And it's in kickable range for Corey Parker...

Anthony Gelling charges it down! And is sent to the sin-bin.

Parker gets another go from 15 metres, straight in front of the posts, and it's all over. Brisbane victorious 14-12 in extra-time.

Brisbane choose to run the ball and Anthony Milford gets to within five metres of the line on the sixth tackle. He tries a grubber kick through and Josh Charnley bats it behind for a goal-line dropout.

Brisbane get a scrum as Josh Charnley deliberately knocks the ball out of Lachlan Maranta's arms. The Broncos go again from just inside their own half.

Ian Sibbit
Ex-Warrington forward on BBC Radio Manchester

"That was like Milford kicked a bag of sand. It never looked like going over."

Wigan are penned into their own half so all Matty Smith can do is launch it as far forward as possible on the sixth tackle. Brisbane edging forward. Anthony Milford waiting, gets it, another drop-goal attempt...

Short.

Some weary bodies out there now.

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Wigan's Matty Smith has a go from similar range, and a similar result. Falls short of the posts.

The tactic you would expect in this scenario is five drives to set up an attempt at a drop-goal. That what Brisbane are trying now...

But Ben Hunt is well wide from 40 metres.

Off we go again. Next team to score a point wins. Simple as that.

BBC Sport's Ged Scott at the DW Stadium: "Golden point time here. 10 minutes' more action and nobody is complaining, especially after Joe Burgess's stunning length of the field, last-minute try."

What a moment for Joe Burgess. He's making a habit of these crucial late tries in massive games. Remember his match-winning score against Warrington in the play-off semi-final last season? That was an easy finish in comparison to this. Sensational, and no less that the Warriors deserve for their defensive efforts.

Surely the momentum is with Wigan now?

What a finish. What. A. Finish. And it's still not over.

Golden-point extra-time will follow shortly.

Amazing try for Joe Burgess! That's why the youngster is so highly rated and why he's heading to the NRL next season. The winger hasn't had the best of nights, but he shows unbelievable pace to race clear from his own 10-metre line to score, swapping passes with George Williams along the way. Wonderful, wonderful try. Can Matty Smith level it with the kick. Yes he can!

Ian Sibbit
Ex-Warrington forward on BBC Radio Manchester

"Wigan are still in this game - they are only one try away. I am sure Wigan will be frustrated when they look back at the tape of this game because of all the mistakes they have made."

Another fracas breaks out as Wigan forward Tony Clubb tackles Jordan Kahu to the ground and then pushes the full-back while he's down for good measure. The officials have a discussion and award Brisbane a penalty, which just eases the pressure on the Australian side that little bit more.

More than 20,000 people inside the DW Stadium tonight. Still the game is in the balance with five minutes to play. Wigan scrum 30 metres out.

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Josh Charnley - I've hardly mentioned him in an attacking sense tonight - gets the ball 10 metres out but is swallowed up by about a million Brisbane tacklers. Well, maybe not a million, but enough to bundle him into touch.