Postpublished at 15:55 Greenwich Mean Time 12 November 2022
England 12-20 Samoa
Kevin Brown
Former England international half-back on BBC One
They're looking exceptionally good on the left edge. They're all tearing England apart.
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Joe Rindl
England 12-20 Samoa
Kevin Brown
Former England international half-back on BBC One
They're looking exceptionally good on the left edge. They're all tearing England apart.
England 12-20 Samoa
Steve Sutcliffe
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium
England's right edge has looked vulnerable all game and another Samoa attack has punished them again. There is a visible lack of energy in this England team at the moment.
Possibly a tournament-defining 20 minutes incoming for the host nation.
England 12-20 Samoa
Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC One
They're doing an England to England, if that's possible.
Tim Lafai
Samoa have a two-score lead!
They have numbers on the left and Jarome Luai sets up Tim Lafai for a score in the corner with Dom young and Kallum Watkins unable to close the pair down.
Crichton's kick, thankfully for England, is pushed wide.
Samoa are on the brink of something very special.
England 12-16 Samoa
Samoa are inches away.
England 12-16 Samoa
Kevin Brown
Former England international half-back on BBC One
England look fatigued. Micky McIlorum couldn't get into the back of the ruck.
I thought they might have rotated him and give him a rest so he can come back and finish this game.
England 12-16 Samoa
Dom Young has had an amazing tournament but he's having a very poor semi-final. So far...
England 12-16 Samoa
Horror show from England's Dom Young. He drops the ball and Samoa have a penalty five metres from the try-line.
England 12-16 Samoa
But George Williams' kick is so long. Samoa will now start on their own line.
England need to pin them back.
England 12-16 Samoa
Great move from Samoa to finish off the set and Sam Tomkins will have to start England's latest possession from his own try-line.
England 12-16 Samoa
Stephen Benson: As emphasised by that try.All those offloads on the last as well.Incredible try by Samoa.
stu-ART-mac: What a play by Samoa and Crichton......how did that happen?
England 12-16 Samoa
England can't get out with their latest set. Samoa will have another chance.
England 12-16 Samoa
Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC One
That's brilliant rugby league football. By anyone's standards, that is world class.
England 12-16 Samoa
England have 30 minutes to respond.
England 12-16 Samoa
Steve Sutcliffe
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium
If you get the chance to watch this one back later take it. Absolutely superb handling from Samoa.
Stephen Crichton, goal Crichton
One of the all-time great tries from Samoa!
Jarome Luai courses problems on the last tackle, wriggling free and setting up Junior Paulo who passes back to Luai as he's taken down.
Luai then does a volleyball style slap first-time to take out four England defenders and help Stephen Crichton go over unopposed.
Crichton's kick for goal is good. What a moment.
England 12-10 Samoa
Kevin Brown
Former England international half-back on BBC One
Tanya said the message Shaun Wane at half-time was they have to finish their sets better.
It's right on the money. Kallum Watkins get stuck into his clubmate. John Bateman does the easy thing and put the ball down.
England 12-10 Samoa
Samoa penalty after England are called for offside.
Joe Suaali'i then breaks a tackle and gains good yards down the right. Samoa are knocking on the door.
England 12-10 Samoa
This game won't finish 12-10. It ain't over till it's over.
John Bateman, goal Tommy Makinson
YESSS!
An absolute gift but nobody in an England shirt carers.
On the fifth tackle Lafai gets under the ball but spills it under his own posts. Bateman reacted first and England go level with his score.
Tommy Makinson then has an easy chip shot to give England the lead.