England boss Wayne Bennett is asked on BBC TV how the players reacted to last weekend's one point defeat by New Zealand.

"I told them to get on with life," says the straight-faced Aussie.

Sound advice. Full quotes to come before kick-off.

And brace yourself, Wayne was quite chatty.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

There have been a few changes for England and I think they are exciting changes. 

One of the exciting changes is Scott Taylor coming in who has been one of the form props in the Super League this season.

He deserves his chance and the players are playing for their place in the big one against Australia next week.

Scotland coach Steve McCormack: "We already knew it would be a difficult tournament for us against the three best in teams in the world. There is no settling in period. We allowed Australia to play really well and it took us 20 minutes to start playing. We know we have got it in us. 

"We can't wait. We have worked hard to get to this point. We undersold ourselves last week. Our preparation has been really good. We can't wait.

"Danny Brough is up for any game. He has been himself all week. He is a fantastic captain. He has bought in to everything we have done. He can't wait.

"We have not come to be the passersby in the Four Nations. We have to play really well and maybe England have an off day but we have to control what we do. We are sure we can threaten England."

Just under 15 minutes to go until kick-off but plenty of empty blue seats inside the Ricoh Arena.

Are they all waiting for the big one between New Zealand and Australia at 20:00 GMT?

Scotland captain Danny Brough on BBC Two: "It is a massive game. We didn't perform last week and we are looking to put a few wrongs right. They are good opposition and we need to fight for it."

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

England are expected to win handsomely and Scotland won't want to let them do that. 

That is the exciting thing. How close can Scotland get? Can they get over the line against England?

Scotland's Four Nations debut ended in a 54-12 defeat as a dominant Australia ran in 10 tries.

The Kangaroos crossed six times before Ryan Brierley's try got Scotland off the mark three minutes before half-time at Hull KR's Lightstream Stadium.

Read the match report

Kurt Gidley
Ex-Australia half-back on BBC Two

England were so near yet so far last week. Tonight will be a great night for fans.

Scotland have got to try to turn England around as often as they can.

Shaun Johnson scored a winning drop-goal as New Zealand beat England in a tense and physical Four Nations match at a sell-out Huddersfield.

Man of the match Johnson, who scored a last-gasp try to beat England in the 2013 World Cup semi-final, put the Kiwis 17-16 ahead with 14 minutes left.

Read the match report

Both teams are going through their warm-ups at a chilly Ricoh Arena.

The Scots turned up to the stadium looking very traditional.

10/10 for their tartan kilts...

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The Scotland boss has a message, using some snooker balls...

BBC Two

Did I mention we have FIVE hours of rugby league action to get stuck into today?

In the TV studio, presenter Mark Chapman is alongside former New Zealand international Robbie Hunter-Paul and ex-Australia half-back Kurt Gidley.

Dave Woods is with old Batley Bulldogs boss John Kear and Brian Noble in the commentary booth.

For those who prefer the radio, Matt Newsum leads the way beside ex-Hull KR man Jon Wells.

Got your old Leeds Rhinos or Bradford Bulls kit of 2001 lying around? Why not donate it to a good cause.

The stars of Rio are calling on the people of Birmingham to donate their used and unwanted sports kit and equipment to help encourage physical activity in the city.

Find out more about the project here.

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Do we have a treat for you on this Bonfire Night or what.

Not one, but TWO games are taking place back-to-back at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry.

Once England v Scotland is out of the way, we will get to see the world's top two sides New Zealand and Australia in action.

So get that fire stoked and pass round those toffee apples to enjoy FIVE hours of rugby league action.

For Scotland, Ryan Brierley misses out so forward Ben Hellewell comes in. It means a reshuffle as Danny Addy moves to scrum-half and captain Danny Brough is at stand-off.

Callum Phillips of Workington makes the bench, but brother Brett misses out, while West Tigers centre Tyler Cassell and Castleford forward Frankie Mariano could both make their debuts off the bench.

Four teams for this double header (more on that in a minute), four dressing rooms, lots of potential for confusion.

BBC Sport pundit Robbie Hunter-Paul takes us behind the scenes in Coventry.....

England boss Wayne Bennett decided to give Gareth Widdop the chop for this game so George Williams comes in.

The Wigan man will form a new half-back partnership with Castleford's Luke Gale.

St Helens centre Mark Percival and Hull forward Scott Taylor also start.

We'll bring you Scotland team news as soon we have it.

England and Scotland face each other for the first time in a senior rugby league international with the hosts big favourites.

Wayne Bennett's side are odds on 1-250 with some bookies, while Steve McCormack's men are out at 25-1.

So, what is the biggest shock you have been involved in? Ever scored a winning try to upset the odds and make yourself a hero? Suggestions can be on or off the field. Send your tweets using #BBCRL, external or text in on 81111 (UK only).