FT: England 86-18 Australia
England: Tries: Mason Billington 3, Rob Hawkins 5, Joe Coyd 2, Jack Brown 2, Nathan Collins, Chris Haynes, Lewis King Goals: Rob Hawkins 5, Nathan Collins 8
Australia: Tries: Diab Karim 2, Dan Anstey Goals: Bayley McKenna 3
England face France in Friday's World Cup final in Wollongong, Australia (08:45 GMT)
First semi-final: FT: France 82-26 Ireland
France: Tries: Leo Hivernat, Jonathan Hivernat, Damien Dore 5, Nicolas Clausells, Dany Denuwelaere 6, Gilles Clausells Goals: Leo Hivernat 3, Nicolas Clausells 8
Ireland: Tries: Peter Johnston, Cian Horgan 2, Jack Mangan, Joe Calcott Goals: Oran Spain 3
Ireland into third-place play-off against Australia on Friday (06:15 GMT)
FT: France 82-26 Ireland
French captain Gilles Clausells speaking on court after securing a final sport: "We feel good and pretty excited because we came for this final. It was a great team for Ireland. We respect what the coach says and look forward to next week."
FT: France 82-26 Ireland
This was Ireland's first ever World Cup semi-final. Regardless of today's result, they have made history for their country.
They have a chance to go for the bronze medal in Friday's third place play-off, that kicks off at 06.15 GMT.
FT: France 82-26 Ireland
Of the 15 tries, six were scored by Dany Denuwelaere and five by Damien Dore.
They were the difference makers, with Denuwelaere's pace and strength way too much for the Irish players, particularly after half time.
FT: France 82-26 Ireland
France are into their fourth successive Wheelchair World Cup final.
They will aim for their third world title at 08.45 GMT on Friday.
France 82-26 Ireland
All over.
Ireland gave their all, but France were just far too good.
France 82-26 Ireland
Two minutes to go.
French thoughts will be turning to the final on Friday now, where they will face England or Australia.
France 82-26 Ireland
Jonathan Hivernat looks certain to score in the corner, but has his tag snatched at the last as two Irish defenders converge.
Great work by Ireland there.
France 82-26 Ireland
Into the final few minutes in this one.
For the first time there is a bit of needle, as Tom Martin knocks over an opponent with a hip thrust.
In the end, hands are shaken and we all move on.
France 82-26 Ireland
Brad Grove
Former Australia captain on Premier Sports
France will not be happy. This is why sometimes it's impotent to just slow down.
Joseph Calcott (70 mins)
France won't be happy with this one. Melanie Griffith sets up Joe Calcott from a penalty and he wheels between defenders to score with minimal challenge.
Two more added for Ireland, who are aiming to match the 32 points they scored versus England.
France 82-20 Ireland
Cian Horgan is close to another try following a chip through, but France shepherd the ball behind.
Ireland deserve immense credit for their application throughout this match.
France 82-20 Ireland
France have scored 15 tries, 11 of them converted.
They will be eyeing three figures in this match.
Dany Denuwelaere (66 mins)
Normal service resumed. Dany Denuwelaere with sheer size and presence to part the green sea and roll in again.
A double hat-trick, his sixth try of the match and 14th of the competition.
France 78-20 Ireland
Kyle Amor
Former St Helens prop on Premier Sports
This is bravery at its absolute best.
Cian Horgan (64 mins)
Ireland have not given up!
A punt is chased down by Cian Horgan, and despite being taken out by a last-gasp French tackle he manages to get the ball down.
Oran Spain adds two more. A welcome bit of relief for the team in green.
France 78-14 Ireland
Brad Grove
Former Australia captain on Premier Sports
France have been number one in the world for a lot of reasons. As the inventors of the game, they are keen to get that World Cup and take it back to where they call home.
France 78-14 Ireland
A reminder that it was 32-14 and a competitive game at half time.
In 22 minutes, France have scored 46 points to end this game as a competition.
France 78-14 Ireland
Kyle Amor
Former St Helens prop on Premier Sports
I told you at half time this French team wouldn't be happy, but they have come out and levelled that.
Dany Denuwelaere (60 mins)
Irish chairs fly everywhere as they desperately try to stem the flow. Two players are left flat on the ground after attempted tackles.
But the big Dany Denuwelaere cannot be stopped, and adds to the carnage.
France 72-14 Ireland
Brad Grove
Former Australia captain on Premier Sports
The French have been using Dany Denuwekaere. He is everywhere at the moment.