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England 40-0 Fiji
A 40-20 comes off for England and the hosts will have another chance.
Summary
England dominate final warm-up game before World Cup opener v Samoa on 15 October
England debutants Dom Young and Andy Ackers score first two tries in Salford
Stand-in captain George Williams among England's other try-scorers
Fiji were semi-finalists in each of past three World Cups
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England 40-0 Fiji
Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at AJ Bell StadiumThis is a non-contest now, such a shame just a week out from the World Cup.
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England 40-0 Fiji
Yet another Fiji unforced error breaks down a promising move from the visitors.
They haven't turned up.
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England 40-0 Fiji
Seven tries and seven different scorers.
England are using their replacements heavily now, giving everybody game time.
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Mike McMeeken, goal Marc Sneyd
Mike McMeeken crosses on the spin, using his momentum on this soggy pitch to scamper over.
Marc Sneyd once again makes no mistake with his kick to take England to forty.
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England 34-0 Fiji
Image source, SWPIXEngland are just doing attacking drills now. It's one-way stuff.
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England 34-0 Fiji
England have been exceptional. Fiji have been poor.
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Luke Thompson, goal Marc Sneyd
England pass thirty points in style.
They patiently switch the ball from side to side, working the conditions before Marc Sneyd kicks one behind the line for Luke Thompson to dive on.
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England 28-0 Fiji
Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at AJ Bell StadiumRaining again.
Very heavily.
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England 28-0 Fiji
A late hit on Marc Sneyd gives England a full set under the posts.
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England 28-0 Fiji
Liam Marshall shows off his best soccer skills as he collects a kick down field in unusual fashion.
It's anything goes under very heavy Salford rain.
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England 28-0 Fiji
Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at AJ Bell Stadium
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland boss Shaun Wane has just limped up to his seat in the stands, he missed the first minute of the second half.
The ex-Wigan coach is on crutches after a knee operation.
Kick-offpublished at 40 mins
England 28-0 Fiji
Righto, we go again for the final 40 minutes of action for England before the World Cup.
Fiji kick it to the hosts.
Postpublished at 20:33 British Summer Time 7 October 2022
The players are heading back out. We'll be back under way very soon.
'Emotional' Salford lads aim for World Cup glorypublished at 20:29 British Summer Time 7 October 2022
Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at AJ Bell Stadium
"There is a club if you'd like to go," sang The Smiths. "You could meet someone who really loves you."
From a rugby league perspective, it seems like that club is Salford.
An impressive season under free-spirited coach Paul Rowley has seen three Red Devils players earn shock call-ups to the England World Cup squad.
Kallum Watkins has been here before, playing in the last World Cup final in fact, but it's new territory for both Andy Ackers and Marc Sneyd.
Read what all three had to say to BBC Sport earlier in the week
What can fans expect in Newcastle?published at 20:25 British Summer Time 7 October 2022
Image source, Getty ImagesHeading to Newcastle for England's opener?
Newcastle United's St James' Park will host the first game of the men's World Cup on 15 October, and the city is preparing to welcome thousands of rugby league fans.
A fan village will be open on Friday (14:00-22:00 BST) and Saturday (11:00-22:00 BST) on the Quayside, with music, entertainment, activities, a firework display and even the opportunity to cross the River Tyne on a zip line., external
Kaiser Chiefs will perform on the pitch as part of a tournament welcome ceremony before the action finally gets under way with England v Samoa at 14:30 BST.
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HT: England 28-0 Fiji
Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at AJ Bell StadiumAll very easy for England in that first half, Dominic Young played a starring role but boss Shaun Wane might be disappointed that Fiji have not posed much of a challenge to his side.
Half-timepublished at 20:18 British Summer Time 7 October 2022
England 28-0 Fiji
What a half from England.
Five unanswered tries.
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Joe Batchelor, goal Marc Sneyd
Marc Sneyd puts the Fijians under pressure with a cheeky kick over the top and replacement Joe Batchelor gets his first England score, latching on to a ricochet and diving over.
Men against boys.
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England 22-0 Fiji
George Williams must be one of the happiest men in the country right now. A captain's performance.