Doncaster's Watson Boas threatening to barge through but it held up.With the hosts closing in, Justin Olam spills it close to the tryline.

A confident start from Papua New Guinea.

Papua New Guinea are throwing it around in the final 30 metres of the field, chancing their arm.

They get a repeat set after Jermaine McGillvary sticks his hand out to a short pass.

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Kyle: Huge mistake if England get rid of Wayne Bennett. The guy is a serial winner. People should get off his backs we have had narrow losses and we have had plenty of injuries too. British rugby league is still in good hands and we are going places.

Copy + paste from the first three Tests.

"Very poor kick from Great Britain."

A good first set from the PNG, a couple of barnstorming runs and a decent little kick on the last tackle.

Justin Morgan
Former New Zealand assistant coach on BBC Two

I would be very surprised if James Graham comes back on the field. With all the protocols, I would be very surprised if he passes the HIA.

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James Graham is up and walks off but he needs a concussion check from the GB medical staff.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

It's all about the start and you can't complain about the start from Papua New Guinea there.

Wow, what a start.

The PNG players are giving Luke Page a huge ovation after he absolutely smashes GB skipper James Graham on the first take.

Graham is laid flat out.

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Two minutes ahead of schedule, away we go.

Get in touch with your thoughts on today's Test and the Great Britain tour as a whole using #bbcrl on social media.

Anthems o'clock in Port Moresby.

God Save The Queen followed by O Arise, All You Sons.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC Two

On uncapped Leeds winger Ash Handley being called into the squad while on holiday, but not being selected...

Why take him out there? I would be spitting feathers. It's disrespectful. To ask him to go out there and not have him involved, I think it's the wrong call.

BBC rugby league correspondent Dave Woods has been with the Great Britain Lions on every leg of their 2019 tour.

After three successive defeats, he says the trip to Papua New Guinea has restored some fun after a disappointing few weeks for the tourists.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC Two

If you can't motivate yourself as a Great Britain player putting the jersey on, then you shouldn't be there.

Jon Wilkin
Ex-Great Britain forward on BBC Two

From all I have seen about this guy as a coach, he is just bothered about performance. That sometimes is perceived as a lack of passion, but he is purely obsessed with performance.

Wayne Bennett can distance himself from the media side and charismatic side of the job, but if you're obsessed with performance and your team isn't performing then you've got a problem.

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Great Britain coach Wayne Bennett says he is "not interested" in criticism of his tenure despite three straight defeats during the Lions' 2019 tour.

Bennett, 69, has overseen a loss to Tonga and defeats in two Tests by New Zealand.

The Australian, who is also England coach, is out of contract after today's game.

"If criticism helped me then I'd read it, but it doesn't," Bennett told BBC Radio 5 Live. "I haven't read a thing and I'm not interested. We've had three world-class teams in the national field and what's the biggest losing margin? Eight or 10 points?"

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Meet the patio-building prop who is determined to send Great Britain home hurting.

Luke Page, best known as the White Kumul who also moonlights as a DJ, will line up for Papua New Guinea against the Lions today.

"If I get bashed, I get bashed but will give back just as much," he told BBC Sport.

"We will do the best we can and if we can leave the field proud of what we have done, then that's all we can do. Regardless - win, lose or draw - the Lions will definitely leave the field sore because we will give it everything we can."

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

There is a complete energy about it - you can feel it in the hotels, in the streets, in the shops, they just talk about rugby league and how they love it.

The Lions have to execute really well, they have to take the energy out of the crowd - it will be about this first 20 minutes.

There are a few people with a point to prove.