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PNG 18-10 Great Britain
GB two scores behind now, a mountain to climb.
FT: PNG 28-10 Great Britain - GB were 10-0 up in first half in Port Moresby
Lions have lost all four of their tour games
GB captain James Graham failed head injury assessment after first-minute knock
Shamoon Hafez
PNG 18-10 Great Britain
GB two scores behind now, a mountain to climb.
PNG 18-10 Great Britain
Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two
Their formula is simple, running out of dummy half and bringing in people - they have run out of juice, the Lions. There is still time in this game, but the team in yellow are way up there.
They are birds of paradise flying out there, they are on fire.
Justin Olam
Great Britain in deep trouble again, PNG have grabbed another.
This time Wartovo Puara's low kick ricochets off a defender and falls nicely into the path of Justin Olam to touch down unchallenged.
Rhyse Martin adds the two and the Lions are out on their feet.
"We're Leeds, Rhinos, Leeds, Rhinos," sing the home supporters in honour of their captain and kicker.
PNG 12-10 Great Britain
Justin Olam touches down, is he onside?
PNG 12-10 Great Britain
Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two
You have to say the Kumuls are well on top at the moment.
PNG 12-10 Great Britain
PNG turning the screw on Great Britain.
Another testing kick through which turns Jermaine McGillvary around and the Huddersfield man can only touch the ball dead behind his own try line.
More running repairs needed for the visitors, Jake Connor needing attention this time.
PNG 12-10 Great Britain
Work to do once more for the visitors, they trail by two and this game is not going to get any easier.
PNG 12-10 Great Britain
Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two
Wowee!
They keep growing and growing the Kumuls.
It's just effort and never give up from Boas. He loves it, that is the best dance of the night.
I wonder if they heard that in Doncaster when he scored?
A bit of composure needed from the Lions. They need to tighten up around the rucks.
Watson Boas
Brilliant, absolutely brilliant.
Edene Gebbie's kick through looks to have too much on it, but Doncaster player Watson Boas shows rapid speed to sprint past Jermaine McGillvary - who is no slouch - and dives to touch down before the ball runs out of play.
Leeds' Rhyse Martin with the two and PNG lead.
PNG 6-10 Great Britain
Watson Boasssssssss!!
It's being checked....
PNG 6-10 Great Britain
Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two
The first few rounds of this second half have gone to PNG for sure.
PNG 6-10 Great Britain
PNG are sniffing an opportunity but Jonny Lomax takes the kick and brings it back into play.
Ooooof, Jermaine McGillvary is then hit hardddd on the chest bringing the ball back.
That will sting.
PNG 6-10 Great Britain
Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two
This first 20 minutes of this second half is vital, it's the end of a long tour and fatigue might take its toll on the Lions.
PNG 6-10 Great Britain
Blake Austin has just "spilled his lollies", says Brian Noble on comms.
He dropped the ball, in case you were wondering.
PNG 6-10 Great Britain
You don't want Stanton Albert, a human HGV, running at you.
PNG 6-10 Great Britain
Off we go again for the final 40 minutes of this tour.
HT: PNG 6-10 Great Britain
Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two
I actually think PNG should be ahead, I think they scored that try in the corner...
HT: PNG 6-10 Great Britain
Jon Wilkin
Ex-Great Britain forward on BBC Two
I think Great Britain are too strong - I don't think Papua New Guinea are winning enough rucks of defending efficiently enough to win the game.
HT: PNG 6-10 Great Britain
BBC Radio 5 Live
Having disappointed on their return after 12 years off the international stage, is there a future for the Great Britain team?
Will Wayne Bennett's contract with England be renewed?
Those topics and more are discussed on this week's Radio 5 Live Rugby League podcast, which you can listen to and download here.
HT: PNG 6-10 Great Britain
Jon Wilkin
Ex-Great Britain forward on BBC Two
Defensive lapses are probably what cost PNG the second try.
The inability to get into the right spots was what caused Great Britain's second try - once Great Britain get field position they do look dangerous.