Take a look at the latest odds for England's crucial match with Papua New Guinea on Friday morning.
It's not just a must-win game for England, but a must-win-well, owing to the 68-point deficit they trail Samoa by.
If England are to realise any hopes of reaching the Rugby League World Cup semi-finals, Brian McDermott's men need a big victory against Papua New Guinea and hope Tonga do them a favour against Samoa on Sunday.
If England and Tonga win and there's a 68-point swing between England and Samoa, England will reach the semi-finals.
England needed a statement win against France last time out and duly obliged, romping to a 82-0 victory.
McDermott's side took their time getting going, waiting 23 minutes for skipper George Williams to release Dom Young to open the scoring. Young helped himself to two more, scoring a hat-trick alongside Herbie Farnworth, with Mikey Lewis scoring two from the bench, as Matty Ashton, Victor Radley, Jez Litten, Jack Welsby and AJ Brimson got in on the act.
England are giving away a 36.5-point start on the handicap at 91/100, something they'll need to cover handsomely if they're to put pressure on Samoa.
In total, seven England players are odds-on to score a try, with Dom Young 15/4 to get England off the mark.
England know they'll need a big win, and while 68 points means they'd be assured a semi-final place if Tonga beat Samoa, it's 9/2 they win by 61 or more points and 6/4 they win by 46 or more points.
Odds displayed above correct at time of publishing and subject to change or withdrawal at any time.
