Postpublished at 19:41 Greenwich Mean Time 21 February 2015
Right then, about 20 minutes to go until kick-off at Wigan. If it's anything like last night at Warrington, we should have lots to enjoy and plenty to discuss.
Corey Parker penalty wins it for Brisbane in golden point extra time
Andrew McCullough and Lachlan Maranta tries for Broncos
Liam Farrell and stunning Joe Burgess score for Wigan
St George beat Warrington 18-12 on Friday
Series concludes with St Helens v South Sydney on Sunday
Phil Cartwright
Right then, about 20 minutes to go until kick-off at Wigan. If it's anything like last night at Warrington, we should have lots to enjoy and plenty to discuss.
Will the English claw the World Club Series level or will the Aussies take an unassailable 2-0 lead?
And will the controversy over Eto Nabuli's high tackle at Warrington have any bearing on the type of game we'll see tonight?
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Referee Ben Thaler opted to give a penalty for Eto Nabuli's clothesline tackle on Kevin Penny, but the St George winger escaped further punishment - to the surprise of the home crowd and Warrington head coach Tony Smith.
"We played a lot of different rules," said Smith in his post-match media conference. "In Super League, there would have been a red card and a lot more penalties.
"I would have liked to have known that it was going to be a bit more relaxed in areas. It would have been nice to have been told rather than find out along the way. If that's the way it's going to be, just tell us.
"I thought it was a shocker but it was class from Kevin Penny to jump up straight away. He could have laid there and got his opposing player sent off."
It's 1-0 to the NRL in the 2015 World Club Series after St George Illawarra beat Warrington Wolves 18-12 last night.
I was lucky enough to be at the Halliwell Jones Stadium to report on an excellent contest that kicked off the newly-expanded competition.
Warrington twice levelled the match with tries from Gareth O'Brien and Ryan Atkins, but the English side were unable to respond to Josh Dugan's second-half score.
However, the main talking point was this...
We'll look ahead to tonight's game in a little bit more detail shortly, but first a look back to last night's action in the World Club Series...
One name missing from the Wigan line-up is talismanic captain Sean O'Loughlin.
The Warriors and England skipper underwent knee surgery earlier this week and is expected to be out for a number of weeks.
But head coach Shaun Wane is boosted by the return of half-back Matty Smith, who was suspended for last Friday's Super League victory over Huddersfield Giants.
Here's how the two sides line up for tonight's match...
Wigan Warriors: Bowen; Charnley, Gelling, Sarginson, Burgess; Williams, Smith; Crosby, McIlorum, Sutton, J. Tomkins, Farrell, Bateman. Replacements: Clubb, Tautai, Patrick, L. Tomkins.
Brisbane Broncos: Kahu; Vidot, Whitchurch, Hodges, Maranta; Milford, Hunt; McGuire, McCullough, Blair, Glenn, Thaiday, Parker. Replacements: Dodds, Gavet, Ofahengaue, Nikorima.
The trilogy concludes tomorrow at Langtree Park with Super League champions St Helens taking on NRL winners South Sydney Rabbitohs - a match that this chap is expected to attend.
Hollywood actor Russell Crowe is a part-owner of the Rabbitohs and he's been speaking to BBC Sport's Simon Stone about a variety of topics.
Sam Burgess, improving the standard of merchandise, the World Club Series, the Aussies wanting to beat England at everything - it's all covered in a wide-ranging interview that you can watch by clicking on the Highlights tab.
After Warrington's narrow defeat by St George Illawarra last night, it's left to Wigan Warriors and St Helens to defend Super League's honour in the two remaining matches of the revamped competition.
Shaun Wane's Wigan are up first. They host Brisbane Broncos at the DW Stadium this evening. Kick-off is at 20:00 GMT and we've got it covered here with live text and radio commentary.
Act One made for captivating viewing. An intense match packed with fine play, endeavour, incident and no shortage of controversy.
Ultimately, it ended in an Australian victory.
We're ready for Act Two. Curtain up, enter teams stage left...