Lovely stuff from Robbie Farah.

The half-back clips a little chip and chase into England ground and bears down on Stefan Ratchford, who fumbles.

Six more tackles for the Cedars. They go left, and right and Mitchell Moses is felled narrowly short of the line after a very, very tricky run.

That try seems to have given Lebanon renewed confidence. And why not? A fantastic result against France last time out, and they're level with England after 20 minutes in Sydney.

Chris Hill attempts to get Wayne Bennett's side moving, before Luke Gale lofts one high into the Australian sky.

Well taken by Abbas Miski.

Iestyn Harris
Former Great Britain and Wales international on Radio 5 live sports extra

That was ill discipline by England in the build-up to that try but a super kick by Robbie Farah. England have had a good start but two moments of madness for England and it's level. Game on!

Ian Millward
Former St Helens coach on BBC Two

The English players look like they have conceded already. They know.

Is that a try? Referee Ben Thaler says so but we're going to the video referee...

Lebanon think they've got it down from a smart grubber.

Tim Mannah drives the Cedars deep into the England half - their first real foray forward.

Jermaine McGillvary scoops up a grubber and manages to wriggle beyond the try line to get England moving again.

Ben Currie gets two bites at the cherry as England surge into Lebanon territory, but that move comes to an end with a forward pass when it looked like there was another overlap on the right.

That's three decent openings on the right now - with only one resulting in points.

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Some 76% possession from England so far.

Jermaine McGillvary goes flying forward again to pin Lebanon in after a deep kick. No let up for the minnows. Repeat sets helping to really build pressure.

Gareth Widdop grubbers one in and it's picked up Mitchell Mamary close to his own line. Lebanon get a penalty for offside, a little bit of pressure off for a moment.

Iestyn Harris
Former Great Britain and Wales international on Radio 5 live sports extra

It was a super ball to Watkins and a super try. You've got to be prepared to build pressure if you want to beat the likes of Australia and New Zealand and that's exactly what England did. Super start.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

England executed really well there. James Graham laid the platform, Stefan Ratchford clearly identified the side he needed to go and Gareth Widdop needs to find the outside. We have talked about England finding the execution at the highest level - that was perfect.

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Ian Millward
Former St Helens coach on BBC Two

Lebanon are coming out hard of the line, but it is only one bloke. That's fraught with danger, If England get more depth they can skin them on the outside.

Iestyn Harris
Former Great Britain and Wales international on Radio 5 live sports extra

I think England are going to have to get used to this kick defence by the Lebanese. They are testing their defence, They are getting closer and knocking on that door.

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Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

England have had all the ball so far - and in the right part of the field, so that will really help them.

Paul Brown: Totally agree with the commentators when they say @EnglandRL, external needs to win comfortably, we need to put a big score in today.

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Chris Hill has gone down and looks to be hurt, albeit briefly, and the Warrington forward is straight back on his feet.

England work it right to Gareth Widdop and back again the other way through James Graham, but he's wrapped up by Timothy Mannah five metres from the line.

Overlap on the right for England. Widdop looks for a delicate kick, but that's blocked.

Luke Gale takes a view and pops a kick into the corner which Ryan Hall jumps highest to meet.

He can't quite gather - an early sign of the slippery conditions? - and it bobbles back into Lebanese possession.

Plenty of pressure from Wayne Bennett's side early on.

Iestyn Harris
Former Great Britain and Wales international on Radio 5 live sports extra

Last week against Australia, England matched them for 80 minutes. The forwards were physical and dominant and that's what they need to be tonight and for the rest of the tournament for them to progress through this tournament.

Good early set from England. Clean hands, plenty of ground. Sean O'Loughlin carries his side forward.

It's booted deep into the Lebanon half, and full-back Daniel Abou-Sleiman looks to respond with as much purpose as England started at the other end.

Ian Millward
Former St Helens coach on BBC Two

Australia and New Zealand have made a statement with their scores this weekend - if England fancy their chances, they probably want to do the same.