Kevin Sinfield
Former England and Leeds captain on BBC Two

There will not be any complacency today. It is important to get us back on track.

We need to get into a position to get to the semi-final and spike again. The plan would be to try to use these three games as preparation for that semi-final or final.

Lebanon have 11 NRL players so they are no mugs.

Now then, don't go anywhere, but while following our online ramblings you can also watch today's game live on BBC Two - or by clicking on the top of this page for that matter.

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Scotland were on the end of a 74-6 defeat by New Zealand, as Shaun Johnson crossed for a try and kicked nine goals to become his country's all-time leading points scorer.

Oscar Thomas scored a consolation try for Scotland.

You can read the report from that one here.

Meanwhile, with less than 10 minutes to go in Hamilton, Tonga lead Samoa 26-18.

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Half-backs Robbie Farah and Mitch Moses and are the obvious threats and Tim Mannah will lead the challenge up front.

The rest of the team is largely made up of part-time players from NRL clubs' reserve sides or domestic rugby league.

And that Lebanon team...

Lebanon: Daniel Abou-Sleiman, Travis Robinson, Bilal Maarbani, Adam Doueihi, Abbas Miski, Mitchell Moses, Robbie Farah, Tim Mannah, Michael Lichaa, Alex Twal, Chris Saab, Ahmad Ellaz, Nick Kassis.

Interchanges: Mitchell Mamary, Ray Moujalli, Jamie Clark, Jason Wehbe.

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George Williams is a late replacement for England, with the Wigan stand-off replacing injured full-back Jonny Lomax.

Warrington's Ben Currie also replaces Sam Burgess in Wayne Bennett's starting line-up.

Back-rower Burgess damaged medial knee ligaments during the first half of the 18-4 defeat by Australia.

Currie will be making his first start for England, with St Helens prop Alex Walmsley on the bench and set to make his debut.

England: George Williams, Jermaine McGillvary, Kallum Watkins, John Bateman, Ryan Hall, Gareth Widdop, Luke Gale, Chris Hill, Josh Hodgson, James Graham, Ben Currie, Elliot Whitehead, Sean O'Loughlin.

Interchanges: Alex Walmsley, Chris Heighington, Thomas Burgess, James Roby.

Extended interchanges: Mike McMeeken, Mark Percival, Stefan Ratchford

Let's have a look at the teams for today...

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England sit third in the four-team group having lost their opening game to Australia as Lebanon beat France.

The defending champions then made it two from two when they thrashed France 52-6 on Friday.

England will face France in their final Group A game on 12 November, with the top three sides qualifying for the quarter-finals.

And here's that hammering the Aussies dished out yesterday...

England slipped to an 18-4 defeat by Australia on the opening day of the World Cup, making it their 12th consecutive loss against the defending champions.

Winger Jermaine McGillvary gave England the perfect start by collecting Gareth Widdop's high pass to touch down in the corner after four minutes.

But Australia recovered, and Cameron Smith added a crucial penalty after 75 minutes to extend the Kangaroos lead beyond a converted try and Josh Dugan scored an 80-metre interception try a minute from the end.

But there was a shock in the other Group A game, as Lebanon beat France 29-18 to get their campaign off to a flying start.

One side's World Cup began with a win...

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... the other suffered an opening-day defeat.

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Surely Wayne Bennett's side can kick-start their campaign with victory against the lowest ranked side in the competition?

France might tell you otherwise...