We will leave things there for this match, but make sure you tune in for our coverage of the second semi-final between England and New Zealand. That should be a superb match.

Thanks for joining us.

As the BBC Red Button coverage comes to an end, Andrea Dobson is trying to convince Andrew Voss to visit Sheffield to taste some Henderson's Relish.

Make sure you do, Andrew. It is the nectar of the gods.

Papua New Guinea coach Ben Jeffries speaking on the BBC Red Button: "These girls should be proud of themselves, they can go home heroes.

"What you do off the field carries onto it. It has been a tough education over the last five weeks, but they will be much better for the World Cup in France.

"When the men get home there is always media waiting for them, hopefully there will be for this team too.

"The main aim was to inspire young girls in PNG, and all over the world, to be football players."

Australia coach Brad Donald speaking on the BBC Red Button: "Even at 70-0 they [PNG] kept showing at our try line, but you saw a group of girls desperate to win the title.

"We love the Orchids and everything about them, the crowd were desperate for them to score a try.

"We copped a bit of grief over who has played where, but we have had a plan this tournament.

"The seven that didn't play tonight will play [in the final]. We might have to play two full backs, two hookers!

"It could go either way. If New Zealand play like they did against us they can do it, but it should be a really close game."

Andrew Voss
BBC Sport commentator on BBC Red Button

Australia are off to the Theatre of Dreams. It will be the biggest day ever in women's rugby league.

Saturday is going to be something else.

15 tries for Australia, after a slow start they produced their best rugby of the tournament at times here. They are hitting form just at the right time.

For PNG, this tournament has been a success. They have reached the knock-outs for the first time, won two games and will learn from playing games against the best sides in the world.

Another final for the Jillaroos.

Final minute.

PNG will soon be out of their misery.

Andrew Voss
BBC Sport commentator on BBC Red Button

Oh boy what a shot!

OOF.

PNG look set to score through Shae De La Cruz on the left wing, but over comes Jaime Chapman with a thunderous tackle to send the diminutive Orchid flying into touch.

That shows the relentless, merciless competitive nature of this Australia side.

Australia need another 10 points to match the record win in the Women's World Cup - that 92-0 victory over France at the pool stage.

They may well fall just short of that tonight.

Andrea Dobson
Former England captain on BBC Red Button

Australia have been relentless.

Andrew Voss
BBC Sport commentator on BBC Red Button

Australia have 48 tries for the tournament.

PNG are showing a bit more going forward again here. They've been good in these last 10 minutes, and were strong in the opening 10 of the match.

Unfortunately errors in the 50 minutes or so between have been punished.

So 10 try scorers, 14 tries in total so far tonight.

England, New Zealand - beware.

Andrew Voss
BBC Sport commentator on BBC Red Button

That is a 100 metre sprint at the Olympics there from Jaime Chapman. From one goaline to the other.

And now a video referee review for a possible PNG score...

However the ball is clearly held up. No try.

Some boos from the crowd. They want the underdogs to get on the board.