Jamaica go for broke on the last tackle but Chevaughan Bailey throws the ball into touch. They still had plenty to do there.

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Sensational defending from Ben Jones-Bishop who runs into the corner to unceremoniously dump Ireland winger Innes Senior into touch.

George King is leading by example for Ireland. He breaks another tackle in midfield and carries his team forward into try-scoring range.

Kevin Brown
Former England international half-back on BBC Two

Ireland have had a couple of opportunities but crucially they've taken them.

Jamaica have just steadied the ship here slightly as Kieran Rush makes a timely tackle on James Bentley near his own line.

Kyle Amor
Former Ireland and St Helens prop on BBC Two

It's the right play, the kick was on. It's just the execution, he put too much weight on it.

Does that go down as half a chance for Jamaica. Ben Jones-Bishop just sticks to much juice on his grubber to the corner and Mo Agoro can't get to that.

Much better from Jamaica. Jacob Ogden gives them plenty of go forward out wide and Richie Myler then makes a hash of a towering kick under the lights to knock on.

Kyle Amor
Former Ireland and St Helens prop on BBC Two

Jamaica can't handle the pressure. They have to find a way of challenging Ireland physically.

Kevin Brown
Former England international half-back on BBC Two

Ireland are having fun. They're just going between the two scrum lines.

There's nothing Jamaica can do, they're just not back and set. It's a blistering start from Ireland.

Ed Chamberlain finds his range with the conversion.

Ireland are moving through the gears.

Luke Keary hands off a couple of Jamaica defenders in midfield and dances through before setting Richie Myler away but Alex Young is over to make a try-saving tackle.

Ed Chamberlain missed his first conversion attempt by a mile but goes closer this time around smashing the post. A miss is a miss, mind.

Kevin Brown
Former England international half-back on BBC Two

This is just route one stuff, the sheer weight of possession.

The temptation is to lift your arm to stretch for the line but in rugby league you can't have two movements. Instead George King stays patient.

Here come Ireland again.

Kevin Brown
Former England international half-back on BBC Two

It looks simple but it's the intricacy of the late movement. Ireland look really sharp.

Kevin Brown
Former England international half-back on BBC Two

I thought Ogden got his hand to that.