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Thanks for joining me today.
Congratulations to Canada for winning the inaugural Sydney women's tournament. I will be back tomorrow for the final day including the men's quater-finals featuring:
New Zealand v Fiji
Wales v Australia
England v Argentina
USA v South Africa
'You've got to be in that quarter-final. We haven't been in the last two tournaments so that's great to get back into that and from there three games and you can win the Cup. Anything can happen.'
Final score: New Zealand 14, Scotland 7.
About to have a chat with Andy Friend about his thoughts for tomorrow's finals matches.
Deadlock has been broken, Tim Mikkelson scores for the Kiwis. They lead 14-7.
If this result stays like it is, Australia will play Wales and New Zealand will tackle Fiji.
7-7 in the Scotland-New Zealand clash at half-time
After an early slip up against New Zealand, the Thunderbolts will play either Wales or Fiji (depending on what happens in the last game between New Zealand and Scotland) in the quarter-finals.
A clinical four tries to one display with Hutchison, Taylor, Stannard and Kennewell all chipping in.
21-7 now to Australia with four minutes remaining
An even better run than Hutchison. Taylor had blokes hanging off him left, right and centre but somehow managed to crash over to give Australia their second try of the match. In a much better spot.
14-7 approaching half-time.
Henry Hutchison goes over with a barnstorming run and James Stannard makes the conversion.
7-7 after four minutes
Not the start the Australians were after. 7-0 just like that.