England facing Rugby League World Cup exit after failing to score enough points against Papua New Guinea in Wollongong
Brian McDermott's side now need Tonga to beat Samoa by more than 46 points on Sunday
Group B-C is a combined six-team pool - England, in Group B, are facing the three Group C teams: Tonga, France and Papua New Guinea
All results are combined into one six-team table, with the top two reaching the semi-finals
Final matches in combined group are in Parramatta on Sunday: Lebanon v France (06:50 GMT) and Tonga v Samoa (09:05 GMT)
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At what point does Brian McDermott's job comes under question? England are miles off and a total embarrassment. To let PNG in from here. An absolute and utter humiliation.
Andy, Stratford
England 24-12 Papua New Guinea
Hugo Savala is the latest England man to drop the ball under light pressure.
And now there is a scrap with Mikey Lewis at the centre of it. Of course it is.
Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
England made 67 metres on that set but they were still nowhere near the tryline when it came down to the crunch.
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Just so many errors since the first twenty, really really poor from England. Knock-ons, offsides, no arm tackle, tackle in the air, tip tackle - are they playing error bingo?!
Tom in LA
England 24-12 Papua New Guinea
Matty Ashton nearly gets the breakaway tackle for England but has his ankle tapped at the last.
The crossfield kick nearly finds Dom Young, but PNG manage to get the ball out of danger.
Paul Eastwood, the British High Commissioner to Papua New Guinea, is watching this match from the Wollongong Showground, and has seen for himself which way the crowd are leaning.
"There is a growing chant of ‘PNG, PNG, PNG’ in the stadium," he says.
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Even if England get through they'll get destroyed in the semi-final anyway. Why do they or anyone else bother turning up for this tournament when we all know in the end Australia will win anyway? International rugby league is dead outside the World Cup.
Michael, Herts
Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Dotoi goes through! I think he's got that down! Or has AJ Brimson just about done the defensive duty? AJ Brimson might have spared his side's blushes.
England 24-12 Papua New Guinea
PNG want the win which would put England out of their misery.
Dudley Dotoi breaks over but AJ Brimson - one of the only England players to come out of this with credit - holds him up.
Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
England have lost all rhythm, all composure, and they're drowning at their own end of the field.
England 24-12 Papua New Guinea
Knock on by Kallum Watkins.
Death by a thousand cuts for England. Death by a thousand knock-ons.
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This England side don’t deserve to qualify for the semi finals. They had PNG where they wanted them after 20 minutes, then started going away from the game plan, made mistakes and gave PNG confidence.
Keith in Leeds
England 24-12 Papua New Guinea
"Discipline not good enough, fix it," the referee scolds England captain George Williams.
England are at risk of losing their heads here.
England 24-12 Papua New Guinea
As it stands, England need Tonga to beat Samoa by 56 points.
That will not happen.
Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
England were so dominant in the first half. They were putting pressure on Papua New Guinea when they were defending. Now it's the opposite. Where have PNG got this energy from? They must have been saving it for the second half.
England 24-12 Papua New Guinea
This feels like a slow, painful death for England at this World Cup.
A tackle in the air from Matty Ashton gives PNG a penalty near the try line.
England 24-12 Papua New Guinea
Oh my word.
Jez Litten with one of the worst passes tonight, PNG have a massive chance to break but Gairo Voro cannot quite grab it.
PNG may even feel they can get a result here.
Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
That stray arm gives England a jump-start that they will welcome. They've been pressurised and pinned down.
England 24-12 Papua New Guinea
Harry Smith takes a risk with a chipped kick on the third tackle near the England try line.
It pays off, but Herbie Farnworth is denied the chance to break by a nasty high tackle.
Should have been a sin-bin, but PNG get away with it.
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Poor discipline costing the English again! Two games they think they're the big boys and twice they're being humbled again! Poor attitude towards this World Cup!
Michael in Northampton