FT: England 36-6 Papua New Guinea
England: Tries: McGillvary (2), Walmsley, Currie, Watkins (2), Hall Goals: Widdop (4)
PNG: Tries: Lo Goals: Martin
Scrappy performance from England
England will face Tonga in semi-final
England 20-6 Papua New Guinea
Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two
PNG are taking their opportunities. Elliot Whitehead jumped out of the line to try and solve the problem, but he created another one.
Garry Lo, con Rhyse Martin
After Elliott Whitehead coughs up a loose offload with England pressing for another score... Papua New Guinea get the ball back and make the breakthrough of their own.
Garry Lo profiting from some good work inside by Paul Aiton and Willie Minoga, to cross.
Enjoy that Cas fans. He'll be running them in for you next year.
England 20-0 Papua New Guinea
Ian Millward
Former St Helens coach on BBC Two
England are absolutely ruthless. Roby has had a massive effect with how he's come to the game this second half.
He has the ability to just scheme and make pace. But England's impatience is taking away the ability to get the bonuses out of it.
I'd love to see Roby start for England, I think he compliments the team so much more.
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Mark F: Superb try. Widdop has been outstanding at full back. Think he’s found his new home and place
Ben Currie, con Gareth Widdop
Ben Currie gathers to score and will get the headlines but the plaudits also must go to James Roby and Gareth Widdop in the build-up.
Roby cut loose, took on the PNG defence and got a smart offload away to Widdop. The St George Illawarra half-back, in at full-back, popped the ball onto the edge of his toe and slid a perfect kick in behind for the onrushing Currie to clutch and put down.
Sublime. First time that left-side has executed. Good to see Currie on it too.
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
How good is James Roby? Sets a platform for England with another scything bust through the middle.
Then the kick is poor and Papua New Guinea come forward again.
It's wide open.
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
Ian Millward
Former St Helens coach on BBC Two
I don't think the score does justice to how dominant England have been with the ball. Every time they have it they make easy metres, every time they get to the edges they look lie scoring.
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Eric: England will lose to Tonga next weekend with this performance, really not good enough to win a World Cup #ENGvPNG, external
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea buy a penalty there for tackle in the air, after Stargroth Amean tumbles with John Bateman in his eyeline.
PNG look to bring it away with Luke Page. There's an impressive video collection of his tackle hits on a popular video-sharing website.
England get the ball back off the PNG set. Let's see something special eh?
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two
England cannot keep doing this to themselves - clearly we are hoping that they can flick a switch.
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
If there were points being dished out for the daftest mistake, then this would be a close game.
The scoreline at the moment remains 14-0, both sides have had field position but tossed it away like an old t-shirt.
England have gears to go up.
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
England swarm on a loose play-the-ball from PNG and they have the ball back within 20 metres...
No they don't. Ridiculous error gives the ball away.
Watson Boas makes monster metres. But is culled by Gareth Widdop. PNG still on it here...
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
Just as I published "Great set", England knock on at the play-the-ball. Mind you, Jermaine McGillvary on review didn't actually knock-on. The offence still stands.
Meanwhile, Sam Burgess wins the ball back with a big hit. Then booms a ball into touch. Rocks and diamonds, says Brian Noble.
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David Bailey: Simply cannot fault Widdop today.. #bbcrl, external#RLWC2017, external
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
As clunky as England might have been, Papua New Guinea know just when to fluff things up themselves.
James Roby cutting away into the PNG half. Great set England.
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two
A smart catch from Widdop a minute or so ago - he protected himself when he was on the floor. We raved about him last week in relation to his attacking prowess, his timing and his tempo. But he's come up with some good defending today.
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
James Roby has sped up the ruck. Really quick after the tackle and the play-the-ball to get England rolling forward.
PNG in a good position though here after a break by Nene MacDonald. In the England 20...
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
Ian Millward
Former St Helens coach on BBC Two
When James Roby comes on the field, everything is simplified. When there's space he just picks the ball up and runs. James is black and white - it's either run or pass.
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
You really want England to wind up here but at the moment it's like they're not quite in the rhythm yet.
Kevin Brown has come off for Roby by the way. Took a whack in the first-half. Hope he's alright.
Meanwhile, another superb take by Gareth Widdop to mop up a tester of a kick on the last.
England 14-0 Papua New Guinea
Luke Gale short! THEN JAMES GRAHAM OVER!
Ah, forward pass. Can't call James Child biased. He's been honest as the day is long.
Scrum PNG. 10 out from their line.