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Australia 36-0 England
Eva Hunter has limped into the England dressing room. She cannot put any weight on her foot. Julia Robinson will not be back either. Apparently she is on her way to hospital for an x-ray.
Australia 78-0 England: Full-time: Group A match in Perth
Australia: Tries: Jaime Chapman 2, Jocelyn Kelleher 2, Julia Robinson, Isabelle Kelly 2, Abbi Church 2, Tarryn Aiken, Olivia Kernick, Quincy Dodd, Makenzie Weale, Tiana Penitani Gray, Shaylee Bent Goals: Jocelyn Kelleher 9
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World champions Australia looking for fourth successive title
They won 90-4 when teams met in Las Vegas in March 2025 - England's record defeat
Matches at the Women's Rugby League World Cup are played over 70 minutes - as in Australia's NRL Women's Premiership - rather than the usual 80 of England's Women's Super League
Earlier, England's men beat France 82-0
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Australia 36-0 England
Eva Hunter has limped into the England dressing room. She cannot put any weight on her foot. Julia Robinson will not be back either. Apparently she is on her way to hospital for an x-ray.
Australia 36-0 England
Australia look full of running. England have barely seen the ball, apart from kick-offs.
Now England concede a penalty on Australia's last tackle as Hollie-Mae Dodd catches Tarryn Aitken late.
Lucy Murray then gives another away. The penalty count is 7-1 against England.
Abbi Church
Just for a change Australia go right. And it's the same result.
The England line is fragmented to say the least and Tiana Penitani Gray picks out Abbi Church, who skips back inside Fran Goldthorp to score.
Image source, Getty ImagesIsabelle Kelly
Eva Hunter is down injured and Australia capitalise with points. Every time they attack down the left they look like scoring and Isabelle Kelly goes over.
Jocelyn Kelleher adds the extras.
Australia 26-0 England
Penalty Australia after England slow the play the ball as Sarah Togatuki is tipped over.
Jocelyn Kelleher
England concede another penalty, albeit a soft one. And when Australia shift the ball left Jocelyn Kelleher bundles over.
Australia 22-0 England
Penalty Australia after England slow the play the ball.
Ruan Sims
Former Australia prop on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Julia Robinson was first in the contact on Amelia Brown and it looks a serious issue with the left forearm. That does not look good.
Australia 22-0 England
Australia centre Julia Robinson is struggling with her forearm. That looked like it was inflicted by her own player Shaylee Bent.
Meanwhile, Jodie Cunningham has blood pouring out of her face and comes off to get that looked at.
Australia 22-0 England
England need ball and field position. They have hardly had any so far.
And Jenna Foubister's kick on the last is poor.
Julia Robinson
It looks very much like damage limitation already for England here.
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia 16-0 England
Had things worked out differently Jocelyn Kelleher might well have been appearing for England in this contest.
There was a time not that long ago when the Australia half-back was posing photos with her Sydney Roosters team-mate Jasmin Strange , externalwith a St George's flag in the background as her mother is English.
Ruan Sims
Former Australia prop on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
I have a real issue here because Jocelyn Kelleher's coming round over the try-line to improve the position for the kick, and Amelia Brown just turns her back on her. She's not even in the in-goal area. That attitude to those sorts of things really needs to be fixed up. I'm sure Stuart Barrow will have a lot to say about that.
Jocelyn Kelleher
Tamika Upton breaks past Izzy Rowe and Lucy Murray and Jocelyn Kelleher scores in the corner.
Over goes the conversion as well.
Australia 10-0 England
Fran Goldthorp has started this match so well for England at full-back. She comes up with a great try-saving tackle and then picks up a grubber towards the line a couple of tackles later.
Australia 10-0 England
England think they have scored as Anna Davies goes over in the corner but her knee is in touch.
It's better from Stuart Barrow's side, mind.
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia 10-0 England
Jaime Chapman comes up with a knock on that gives England field position near the Australia line.
Australia 10-0 England
England were not great in defence last week but had the benefit of having most of the ball against Wales.
Jaime Chapman
What a finish that is as Jaime Chapman gets up to take a high catch from Jocelyn Kelleher's kick.
Kelleher adds the conversion with a sliced effort that Roberto Carlos would be proud of.
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia 4-0 England
Jenna Foubister sticks the kick-off out on the full. Two mistakes off the kick-offs now for England. Dreadful start.