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Right, that's this live done but there's still plenty of Rugby League World Cup action ahead.

Fiji are facing Scotland from 17:00 BST in Group B and you can watch and follow our dedicated live text for that game here.

And there's even more action from the men's tournament tonight with Australia taking on Italy live on the BBC Red Button and BBC Sport Online at 19:30 BST.

In the meantime check out Shamoon Hafez's match report on England's record-breaking win.

And I'll see you soon!

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

Does anybody want to speak to Greece, asks an official in the press room.

Yes, yes we do!

James Graham
Former England forward on BBC One

We love the story of Greece but let's be real here, it's a bunch of part-timers with a couple of NRL players. We expected to see a healthy scoreline for England today and that's what we got, which is pleasing.

They have also now scored over 1,000 points in Rugby League World Cup matches, becoming only the third side to do so after Australia and New Zealand.

England head coach Shaun Wane, speaking to BBC One: "Job done. It was an awkward fixture. Fair play to Greece, they turned up until the end.

"We did some great stuff today but it will be a different challenge next week.

"Our debutants did a good job. All the good things you saw today came from our staff. It was very much a backroom-staff win.

"Both Ackers and Sneyd did well to suggest they should start. Next week should be really easy for me. I just need to pick the best team to win.

"The players are a little bit beat up today but we will be ready for next week. It should make for a great game."

As always you can have your say on any of today's action by tweeting us using #bbcrl.

Does Marc Sneyd start for you? Should it be Ryan Hall and Dom Young on the wings for England in the quarters?

Andy Ackers scored England's 14th try of 17.

Spare some thoughts for our colleagues who make the highlights packages, it could end up being 80 minutes long!

England half-back and player of the match Marc Sneyd, speaking to BBC One: "To put on a scoreline like that in a World Cup. We won't complain, we're very happy.

"I'm just enjoying every minute. I'd like to think I've put my hands up for selection, but that's out of my hands now.

"I'm just enjoying very minute and I just hope I've done enough to get in."

Plenty of smiles in the stands as the players walk off.

Those who turned up were treated to some fixture.

I'll have reaction from both camps as soon as possible...

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Sensational stuff from England.

And fair play to Greece who bow out of their first ever World Cup.

Greece are happy to keep the ball and run down the clock. 30 seconds remain.

No try. An England player was offside as Marc Sneyd kicks.

Greece have a penalty with 90 seconds to go.

And England go over, but it's no try on the field. We go upstairs though...

Two minutes to go. England need one more try and goal to hit 100 for the first time in a World Cup.

Chance for a record fifth for Dom Young?

Tom Burgess steams down the pitch...

Marc Sneyd tries to set up Ryan Hall with a grubber but it's just about dealt with by the Greeks.

England aren't done yet.