Right that's your lot.

You can read all about humbling England's 78-0 defeat to Australia here.

But it's not all doom and gloom for Stuart Barrow's side. They must lift themselves quickly for a showdown with Samoa in Wollongong that will determine whether they reach the last four for the fifth time.

We will be back for that on Friday, 30 October for a 06:45 kick-off. See you then.

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Australia captain Isabelle Kelly, speaking on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra: "I think from our whole squad from one through to 23, every time someone steps out on the field, they do their job really well. And that comes from our coaching staff being relentless in the way that they trains, and then us picking up those one per cents to do better.

"Last week we definitely weren't at our best, and we had a goal this week to make sure we got back what we know we can do."

Ruan Sims
Former Australia prop on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

The most pleasing thing for Australia head coach Jess Skinner will be that they maintained the zero. They were very, very dominant. A lot of frustration crept in from England.

Had Anna Davies been able to ground that effort in the corner early on, you do have to wonder whether England might have settled down and at least made more a match of this.

They made the worst possible start with Lucy Murray concdeding a penalty from the kick-off and Jenna Foubister then kicking straight to touch after Australia's first try but that might, have at least given them a lift and also the ball back.

The penalty count wasn't far off the scorebaord in terms of tries against England.

And understandably they were way behind in almost every metric that you can think of.

While Australia made 19 line breaks, England managed one. Australia missed eight tackles. England missed 47.

I could go on. Basically they just appeared in a cycle of doom that they could not escape from.

Head coach Stuart Barrow had talked about there being excitement and not trepidation prior to this match.

But it is very much back to the drawing board for England, who as good as Australia were, definitely underperformed.

England are put out of their misery by the final whistle.

Tiana Penitani Gray loses out to Amelia Brown, who strips her of the ball. Can England finish with a flourish?

No. Isabel Rowe's pass is wayward and flies out of play on the right wing.

Ruan Sims
Former Australia prop on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

If you're going to allow Tamika Upton to run, free rein, ball in hand, she's going to engage a defender and she's going to create space on her outside. She had two Jillaroos outside her and it was a three on one. And Isabelle Kelly was the closets.

Valiant England defence on their try line but Australia have a repeat set courtesy of a knock on.

Fran Goldthorp is down and looks hurt. It would be a huge blow for England if this is serious.

Another error from Lucy Murray, who is playing instead of the injured Jasmin Strange. And Australia are back on the attack.

But Amelia Brown comes up with a big tackle on Abbi Church on the wing.

Fran Goldthorp catches a high Jocelyn Kelleher kick. The North Queensland Cowboys full-back has been one of England's better players.

England run the ball on the last tackle but Australia comfortably hold out on their right edge.

Ruan Sims
Former Australia prop on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I'm glad Tiana Penitani Gray scored this try because she's set up a couple of absolute pearlers. She's been move to this right centre position with that injury to Julia Robinson, and she's just owned it.