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England double-header at Warrington's Halliwell Jones Stadium as World Cup build-up gathers momentum
Men's Test: England beat Combined Nations All Stars 18-4
Jake Wardle scores 11 minutes into his England debut
George Williams and John Bateman add further tries
England beat France 36-10 in women's Test earlier on
Amy Hardcastle and Georgia Roche both score two tries
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England v France (15:15 BST)
Dave Woods
BBC Rugby League correspondent
The former Australian Big Bash cricketer Courtney Winfield-Hill says she will sing God Save the Queen loud and proud as she makes her England rugby league Test debut.
The 35-year-old is in line to win her first cap against France in Warrington, being able to pull on the white shirt after qualifying on residency grounds.
And the back - who is married to England cricket international Lauren Winfield-Hill - says she looks forward to singing the anthem with a passion.
"Absolutely I do," said Winfield-Hill, whose availability is seen as a major boost to England's chances in this autumn's World Cup.
"I already do when I go and watch Lauren play all of her internationals. It was interesting at the Ashes in Canberra - I'd stand up and sing both. I will always sing both. I might even throw in the French national anthem this weekend as well," she chuckled.
England v France (15:15 BST)
England are stepping up their preparations for this autumn's home World Cup.
They begin their campaign against Brazil at Headingley on Tuesday, 1 November.
Meanwhile France, also in the tournament, find themselves in a tricky group with Australia, New Zealand and the Cook Islands.
They face three-time winners New Zealand in their opening fixture.
England v France (15:15 BST)
Last time out England were made to battle for a 32-6 win over Wales at Cross Keys.
The visitors outscored Wales by six tries to one, but faced resistance from a Welsh side playing in just their third ever rugby league Test.
Fran Goldthorp (2), Amy Hardcastle, Shona Hoyle, Tara Jones and Holly Dodd all crossed for England, who led 20-0 at half-time at Pandy Park.
Wales got the try they deserved just after the hour mark with Leanne Burrell touching down to score.
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England will be taking on France for the second time in eight months.
Craig Richards' side won 40-4 in Perpignan in October.
"France will be a really good team to prepare for the World Cup," said Wigan's Georgia Wilson this week.
"They are a physical side and that is what we need for when we face the likes of New Zealand, Australia and Papua New Guinea."
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The England team is in.
Courtney Winfield-Hill makes her England debut. Keara Bennett will win her first cap if she comes on this afternoon.
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Hello, gather round!
What a bumper day of Rugby League action we've got for you.
Coming up, England men will be taking on a Combined All Stars outfit at 17:45 BST.
But first, England women are hosting France in 30 minutes.
World Cup spots are up for grabs and both squads will be giving it their all in Warrington.