Elliott Whitehead puts himself in the eyeline of a PNG player and that is enough to force a knock-on.

Great position for England 10 away...

England looking to put Sam Burgess away down the left side. Swamped by PNG defenders, and then force a knock-on from the Souths powerhouse.

Loose carry. Scrum PNG at their own end.

Stargroth Amean and Kevin Brown collide... accidental. However, then Watson Boas comes in with a cheap shot and that's what kicked-off the brooha.

Sean O'Loughlin and Paul Aiton being spoken to about team discipline.

England penalty surely? No, play-on apparently.

Kevin Brown staying on.

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Ian Millward
Former St Helens coach on BBC Two

That's five errors in 23 minutes from Wayne Bennett's team after Chris Hill dropped the ball and normally seven is the most you wanna get in the game, so we've got some work for England from this point on

Poached by Luke Gale...has he got the legs to go all the way?.....no, he's tackled. Then Kevin Brown is given an absolute wallop by a PNG man and it's all kicking off!

Fuse, lit.

If Papua New Guinea thought James Graham and Chris Hill were big. Now they've got to deal with Alex Walmsley and Thomas Burgess.

Meanwhile Sean O'Loughlin pinged and PNG are having a dig from a penalty...

Papua New Guinea turn the ball over on the England 20 last tackle.

Kato Ottio took the ball in but had no room to move.

Oh, then Chris Hill spills in contact and the ball goes Papua New Guinea's way again.

Bit sloppy. Sharpen up lads.

So, just in case you missed it first time around- perhaps you've just got up? - here is Jermaine McGillvary's first try.

saints&wigan banter: what a quality offload by Watkins to mcgilvery 2nd try England looking good so far but png need cut out the penaltys to get bk into it but come on England

Rueful look from David Mead on the bench. Looks like his morning/afternoon is over.

Meanwhile England looking to cut loose on the left but Papua New Guinea watch as the play isn't executed.

Right-side 2-0 Left-side right now.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

Here's a clue, go to the right side.

McGillvary and Kallum Watkins are pretty much in sync. This is a one-on-one for Watkins and McGillvary just had to finish it. It's easier said than done but that's the money ball.

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Nice metres made by Sam Burgess, then Chris Hill. England motoring into the red zone...

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

I reckon PNG are having a crack at centre John Bateman's side of the field so that will be a challenge for him as the game goes on.

PNG certainly not bogged down in one-out rugby. They're stretching England all over.

Luke Page is the ramrod they're trying to break England down with but another grubber is mopped up on the last.

England a good 90 metres from the PNG line start of the set but then Moses Meninga gets too excited, shoots the line and gives away ANOTHER penalty.

Five penalties in a row...

Ian Millward
Former St Helens coach on BBC Two

All the technique you'd wanna see and the other thing is everyone knows their role.

Sometimes a player steps up in international rugby - and Jermaine McGillvary has done that. The way he squares up has let him come to this arena and play the way he wants to.

That was good skill and reward was a try.

Papua New Guinea got a penalty off a teasing kick. England under the pump...

10 away...

England get a penalty off the corresponding set from the restart. They're really bludgeoning PNG at the ruck.

Satisfactory start.

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