Right that is us done. You can read all about Fiji's win as Scotland's World Cup exit was confirmed in our report.

But Scotland fans I'll leave you with one of the few bright spots from this tournament in Bayley Liu's try below.

Earlier on Saturday England scored 17 tries to seal a 94-4 win over Greece - their biggest ever victory at the Rugby League World Cup.

For those of you who missed that we've got you covered here.

And there's still one more match to come tonight! Watch Australia v Italy live here.

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Fiji player of the match Sunia Turuva: "There were some nervy moments. Scotland made us fight to the death and it got a bit fiery. But just two sides going out to play for their country.

"We spoke in the week about Scotland's challenge, we knew we couldn't take our foot off the throat.

"It's a big task ahead of us, New Zealand are a good team with quality all over the park. We need to bring our best game.

"There are big teams ahead so to compete with them we need to be at our best."

Jon Wilkin
Former England international on BBC Two

Fiji need to be better. Execution wise they were lacking and when it got physical they did not handle that well. If they think the big nations aren't going to come after them physically they are going to get a shock.

James Graham
Former England forward on BBC Two

Fiji missed some opportunities tonight but they probably had an eye on next week. If they are not playing New Zealand next I will walk back to Sydney, and swim the ocean part.

Andrew Henderson
Former Scotland international on BBC Two

I have been disappointed by Scotland at this World Cup but that performance fills me with more confidence and pride. They were never going to win this game but we saw that braveheart spirit in abundance. They competed for 80 minutes.

Jon Wilkin
Former England international on BBC Two

There's definitely more spirit from Scotland, there was more effort.

But it was poor from Fiji, they could definitely have scored more points if they wanted to.

Second spot sorted for Fiji surely unless there is a major upset in the final game of the group later this evening.

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That proved to be a bit more of a ding-dong than the first 15 minutes or so suggested it would be.

Nowt doing here for Scotland who end up being forced back down the pitch.

Kyle Amor
Former Ireland prop on BBC Two

There's an opportunity now for Scotland to get a final score.

Luke Bain is picked up and sent hurtling to the ground by Fiji's Korbin Sims. Penalty Scotland. Is there time for a consolation try?

Lachlan Walmsley tries to go down the outside for Scotland but is met by a wall of Fiji defenders and bundled out of play as he throws the ball away.

Not a great play.

Another scruffy pass from Kyle Schneider sets Scotland back around 10 metres.

Can Scotland grab another try? Ben Hellewell has to scramble to collect a loose pass.

Kyle Amor
Former Ireland prop on BBC Two

It's just getting to that point now where the game is getting a little bit scruffy.

Luke Bain coughs up the ball under pressure from Korbin Sims. Scotland were in decent shape there as well.

Scotland get another chance and work the ball left but Vuate Karawalevu gets his fingertips to the ball in the corner.

The Fijian was inches away from getting hold of that and possibly racing the length of the field.

Scotland work the ball well down the middle but Davey Dixon knocks on.

Kyle Amor
Former Ireland prop on BBC Two

It's one-on-one and the Scottish player tries to go low but a guy the size of Korbin Sims can go over the top of him.

There's a little bit of afters from Sims as well.