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)
France 10-4 Ireland
Brad Grove
Former Australia captain on Premier Sports
Jonathan Hivernat has just been really dangerous on that wing this whole tournament. He has incredible presence with that clutch and you saw it there.
France 10-4 Ireland
That's wheelchair rugby league for you - quick scoring, end to end stuff.
And that's the quality France have, a country which has reached the last three World Cup finals.
Jonathan Hivernat (14 mins)
France restore their advantage.
Gilles Clausells evades his marker and feeds Jonathan Hivernat who rolls through to score in the corner.
His brother Leo Hivernat misses the conversion.
France 6-4 Ireland
Pete Johnston is nicknamed 'Pistol Pete' for his finger gun celebration, which he brought out after scoring there.
The try owed plenty to the hard work of captain Joe Calcott, who took a couple of big French hits.
France 6-4 Ireland
Kyle Amor
Former St Helens prop on Premier Sports
That just had to be Peter Johnson there, didn't it?
Pistol Pete, inside the opening 13 minutes, the fingers are up and bang, he goes again.
Peter Johnston (12 mins)
Ireland don't look to have been put off their game after the early concession. They are still taking it to France whenever they can.
And they get their reward as Peter Johnston scores in the left corner!
His attempted conversion flicks wide though, France still lead.
France 6-0 Ireland
Brad Grove
Former Australia captain on Premier Sports
There was some good sportsmanship there, we are constantly on the floor with some big hits but as long as we get up and do a handshake, we are all good.
France 6-0 Ireland
Leo Hivernat is left face down on the floor after a heavy tackle. He's helped up and is ok.
Some of the hits in this game are real bone-rattlers.
France 6-0 Ireland
Kyle Amor
Former St Helens prop on Premier Sports
France have hit back after a nervy start there.
France 6-0 Ireland
Brad Grove
Former Australia captain on Premier Sports
There was just a little turn of the chair there. That is why it is so important for the defence to jump out as soon as they can, there is no waiting around in this game.
Leo Hivernat (7 mins)
France's first attack of the match and they make in count as Leo Hivernat squeezes through. Pete Johnston thought he'd got the tag in time, but the ball was already down.
Hivernat adds the conversion to his try.
France 0-0 Ireland
Brad Grove
Former Australia captain on Premier Sports
I wasn't expecting this from the Irish so early.
France 0-0 Ireland
Ireland are pushing so far for an early score - Melanie Griffith and Joe Calcott both barge over the line, but have tags ripped off at the last.
France survive for now.
France 0-0 Ireland
Kyle Amor
Former St Helens prop on Premier Sports
Pistol Pete had is from the off, there was no waiting around. A fabulous chance for Ireland there.
France 0-0 Ireland
France are the favourites here but Ireland are showing no fear, having pushed England all the way in their last game.
A brilliant Peter Johnston interception sets the Irish on an early attack that the French defence have to scramble to stop.
France 0-0 Ireland
Kyle Amor
Former St Helens prop on Premier Sports
There is no second chances out there today but what France have off the bench in Dany Denuwelaere, they have world-class and power.
France 0-0 Ireland
Away we go.
France v Ireland (06.15 GMT)
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France v Ireland (06.15 GMT)
France: Gilles Clausells, Damien Dore, Leo Hivernat, Nicolas Clausellas, Jonathan Hivernat, Adrien Zittel, Dany Denuwelaere, Guillaume Dubruel, Jorge Gelade Panzo
Ireland: Joseph Calcott, Jack Mangan, Cian Horgan, Peter Johnston, Melanie Griffith, Oran Spain, Phil Roberts, Tom Martin, Toby Burton-Carter