FT: PNG Orchids 20-16 England Women
Shirley Joe's last-minute try won it for PNG
Victory ensures they draw the Test series with England 1-1
England won first Test 24-10 in Goroka on 9 November
PNG v Great Britain (07:30 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesIt’s fair to describe Great Britain’s return to the international stage after a 12-year absence as “disappointing”. Three games so far, three defeats.
Today’s match against Papua New Guinea is the final opportunity for Wayne Bennett’s side to register a win on their tour.
Join us for live coverage on BBC Two and the BBC Sport website from 07:00 GMT.
Belinda Gwassumum, Erswin Kaiat goal
There's no stopping the hosts again - this time it's more than just brute force to get them over the line.
The forwards do the hard work, but then the ball is worked quickly through the hands to the left side of the field and centre Belinda Gwassumum goes over in the corner.
A tremendous kick from Erswin Kaiat, too! PNG go four points clear.
In the meantime, it looks like England captain Emily Rudge has made a complaint against PNG's Carol Humeu about an alleged bite. "It'll be dealt with after the game," says the referee.
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Image source, .PNG 4-6 England
Stunning play from Papua New Guinea, who look full of confidence now.
Elsie Albert's powerful run near her own try line sets the hosts on the front foot, then there are a couple of sensational offloads and passes to get PNG within 20 metres.
England are relieved to see Lila Malabag knock on.
We've got a game on here.
Carol Humeu
The home crowd go wild, as do the PNG players, as Carol Humeu scores the hosts' first try!
"Unstoppable" says the commentator and, as she powers over from close range, it's difficult to argue. Far too strong for the England defensive line.
The kick from the touchline falls short and hits the lower part of the upright, so the Orchids still trail by two points.
Tara-Jane Stanley
A huge hit from Elsie Albert on England prop Dannielle Anderson!
Somehow after that, England build some forward momentum and get themselves a penalty 30 metres out. A chance for Tara-Jane Stanley to add another two to the lead...
Which she does. England 6-0 up.
PNG 0-4 England
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It's also live on the BBC Red Button service and the iPlayer.
PNG, helped by some strong running from captain Elsie Albert, get to within a few metres of the England line with their first attacking set of six - but England keep them out.
Tara-Jane Stanley
The perfect start for England!
Rhiannion Marshall's break from midfield sets it up, and after the ball is worked to the left side, Tara-Jane Stanley finishes it off.
The kick for the extra two is missed, though, following the pattern of last week's win. England scored six tries but failed to convert any of them.
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And..... we're under way.
PNG v England (05:00 GMT)
PNG: Schanubelt; Ravu, Gwassumun, Kaiat, Nanege; Joe, Malabag; Albert (capt), Kapo, Paisoi, Humeu, Kaupa, Johns.
Interchanges: Emika, Awoi, Sabume, Monaei, Allan.
England: Beevers; Wilson, Williams, Stanley, Burke; Roche, Cunningham; Hoyle, Peach, Anderson, Rudge (capt), Lacey, Marshall.
Interchanges: Booth, Field, Renouf, Jones.
PNG v England (05:00 GMT)
The two teams are out on the field, have met the dignitaries and now it's time for the national anthems.
PNG v England (05:00 GMT)
This is the second game of a two-match series against PNG for England, who were 24-10 victors against the Orchids in Goroka last Saturday.
Captain Emily Rudge scored four of England’s six tries.
Image source, www.photosport.nz/SWPIX.COMPNG v England (05:00 GMT)
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PNG v England (05:00 GMT)
Hello and welcome to the first part of today’s rugby league double-header on BBC Sport!
At 07:30 GMT there’s the final match of Great Britain’s tour against Papua New Guinea, but first I’ll be focusing on England’s women and their match against PNG in Port Moresby.
You’ll be able to watch a live stream of the game if you're in the UK, and wherever you are in the world you will be able to follow live text updates on this page - kick-off is at 05:00 GMT.
All times are GMT and subject to change.
You can watch England Women's match against Papua New Guinea Orchids live on the BBC Red Button as well as the BBC Sport website and app and via Connected TVs - and you can catch up on all of the action on the BBC iPlayer.
Saturday, 16 November
04:45-07:10 - BBC Red Button, Sport website, app and connected TV
Image source, RFLEngland Women have started their tour of Papua New Guinea which sees them play two games against the Orchids.
Craig Richards' side have already faced Papua New Guinea in Goroka last Saturday when they won 24-10 - with Emily Rudge running in four tries for the visitors.
Now they will face the second test in Port Moresby as a precursor to the Great Britain Rugby League Lions' final game, also against Papua New Guinea in the capital.
Rugby league involves great strength, stamina and skill, and is played through the summer - so no muddy pitches, or cold, wet training nights!
There is no difference between the women’s and men’s versions, it’s just as energetic and physically demanding, so expect tough training sessions and even tougher matches!
There are currently more than 30 community clubs that have developed female sections and an increasing number of under 16s now taking part.
Find your local club by using the Rugby Football League's (RFL) Club Locator, external or, in England, you can also visit the Women's Rugby League competition site., external
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