England have shown their class with a 47-7 win over the Wallaroos in Brighton.
The Australians did enough to qualify for the quarter-finals and will face Canada next week.
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But it was one way traffic after the half hour mark as the hosts extended their winning streak in 29 games.
The world number one side were ruthless as they quickly built the lead before and after the break.
Both teams will feature in the quarter-finals in Bristol, with England taking on Scotland.
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47-7 England: The English crowd rises in anticipation but the Wallaroos just do enough to stop another try.
England work inside the five metre mark, with the final ball missing its mark.
47-7 England: The yellow card is not stopping England's hunt for more points.
They kick the penalty inside to the 22 after the Aussies are pinged for being offside from the kick.
Once again, excellent breakdown work from the Wallaroos forces the penalty on their line.
47-7 England: England will finish the game down to 14 after a high shot from Sarah Bern.
Bern collects Eva Karpani high as the Wallaroos hunt for their second try, with the play under review.
47-7 England: A rare chance for Maya Stewart nearly gives the Wallaroos their second try of the match, but is bundled into touch.
It comes after a promising rolling maul is brought down metres away. They nearly pinch England's ball but can't control the ball.
47-7 England: The good news for Australia? They're back to 15 as Tia Hinds replaces Faitala Moleka
The bad? It's another England try - this time to Sarah Bern.
40-7 England: England are blowing Australia away as they add another try to the tally.
Kelsey Clifford crosses for a double as the home ground breaks out in 'Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
33-7 England: This is a dangerous 10 minutes for the Australians with Faitala Moleka in the bin.
England instantly breaks down the flank, and it takes an unreal tackle from Caitlyn Halse to stop the opportunity.
They back this up with a powerful maul that goes 15 metres, brought down by Tabua Tuinakauvada, swimming through to bring it down five metres out.
33-7 England: Bad to worse for the Aussies as England strike with Moleka in the bin.
The Aussies bring down the rolling maul but can't stop Kelsey Clifford close to the line
26-7 England: An excellent burst from Abby Dow has England primed for another rolling maul.
The Wallaroos bring it down illegally and the English think they've scored, only for Faitala Moleka to hold up Maud Muir
But the TMO halts the play for a high shot from Moleka and she goes for the bin.
26-7 England: A hush falls over Brighton as star Ellie Kildunne goes down injured.
Kildunne is taken down awkwardly in the tackle and remains down for a considerable period after a heavy head knock.
She gets to her feet and the English crowd roars, but comes from the field.
26-7 England: Disaster for the Aussies as they gift England a try
The pass from Sam Wood can't be controlled by Faitala Moleka, with the hosts there to re-gather and it provides the easiest of tries to Kabeya
19-7 England: The Wallaroos are unfazed by the margin and keep the pressure on.
It begins with an early penalty that leads to a pinched lineout before Piper Duck's chargedown nearly produces a great try, only for the ball to roll dead.
Tania Naden on for the Aussies, replacing Adi Talakai.
19-7 England: A hammer blow for the Aussies as England's rolling maul salutes at half-time
Sadia Kabeya can't be denied this time, the hooker diving over at the back of an ever-powerful rolling maul.
12-7 England: Geez, the Wallaroos are seriously exposing the English back three.
They nail their third 50-22 of the game on Jess Breach's wing, only for the hosts to come up with the turnover again.
12-7 England: The English have marched straight back up the field and saluted.
Abbie Ward is the one to get it down as the forwards' back up Abby Dow's break to give England the lead.
A forced change as Lydia Kavoa goes down with injury, replaced by Faliki Pohiva as she is taken by cart from the field.
7-5 Wallaroos: The Wallaroos keep taking it to the English with their kicking game.
This time, it's Samantha Wood who spies the space and nails the 50-22 to set the platform to attack.
England once again force the mistake and clear their line.
7-5 Wallaroos: The Australian defence has been unreal as they force another mistake.
There seems to be a real strategy to put pressure on Ellie Kildunne, and it's working; the superstar is involved in another mistake.
An early change for England as star prop Hannah Botterman limps from the field.
7-5 Wallaroos: England punish the Wallaroos for a loose pass in-behind and they strike.
The hosts force the penalty as the Aussies scramble, leading to a five-metre maul that proves unstoppable to Amy Cokayne
Or is it? The TMO blows this up for the referee to have a look and rightly so - Cokayne drops the ball.
They had advantage and will go again for it, only for the throw to come undone thanks to Michaela Leonard and the Aussies scramble.
7-5 Wallaroos: Trouble for the Wallaroos as hooker Adiana Talakai goes down with an apparent neck complaint.
Talakai was struggling earlier with the knock and eventually resumed but the play stops to treat her as the Wallaroos enter the 22.
She'll play on for now, with Australia pushing the pace with a grubber in-behind that is cleaned up unbelievable well by Natasha Hunt and Kildunne.
7-5 Wallaroos: The Wallaroos are seriously tacking it to the English.
They keep the ball in close and barge it to the line, with Eva Karpani held up over the line.
7-5 Wallaroos: The English are looking sharp on attack but can't make the final pass stick.
A loose ball allows the Aussies to press up and force the mistake in midfield.
They win the penalty for offside and push the ball inside the 22.
7-5 Wallaroos: England hit back straight away, and their winger and milestone woman Jess Breach.
Breach latches onto a looping pass from Zoe Harrison that puts the flyer into space, going over untouched in her 50th.
7-0 Wallaroos: Great start from the visitors as Adiana Talakai dives over for the opener.
The Aussie forward pack is here to play, winning the scrum penalty and going for the lineout, with Talakai piloting it home.
A beauty from Faitala Moleka sets up an early chance for the Aussies.
Moleka catches the English out in behind and forces Ellie Kildunne to put a foot in touch defending the 50-22.
Unfortunately, the lineout goes astray, but they'll get another chance on the other side of the field inside the 22.
Tries: Breach, Ward, Kabeya 2, Clifford 2, Bern
Cons: Harrison 6/7
Tries: Talakai
Cons: Wood 1/1
A booming anthem from the English as the Brighton & Hove Stadium is filled to the rafters.
The English will kick off, wearing their darker kits.
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There's a nice pocket of Australian fans but they are few and far between.
The white jerseys are everywhere and there's a big cheer for the Red Roses as they are red out - especially Ellie Kildunne.
Both teams go up the race into the dressing sheds and the English rise to their feet.
Both sides will go into the game with unchanged 23s for the contest.
The Wallaroos are slowly walking out onto the field and are met with a growing crowd.
If the lines for the train are anything to go by, this is going to be a bumper crowd!
It’s circling around the stadium as a sea of English fans try and get to the ground.
Walking around the city, there are England jerseys and red cowboy hats everywhere
75 points is the golden number for the Wallaroos as the USA defeat Samoa 60-0 in York.
It's a mark the Wallaroos will be confident they can hold England to, having only lost their last two by a margin of 35 points.
The USA were never in doubt but will rue some costly misses that could've brought this total down into the 60s
Welcome to Rugby.com.au's coverage of the Wallaroos match with England in Brighton.
It's a massive day for the Australians, with the USA currently running up a score against Samoa, up 39-0 at the time of writing.
When that game is done, we'll know what they have to do to make the knockout stages.
ENGLAND (1-15): Hannah Botterman, Amy Cokayne, Maud Muir, Rosie Galligan, Abbie Ward, Morwenna Talling, Sadia Kabeya, Alex Matthews (c), Natasha Hunt, Zoe Harrison, Jess Breach, Tatyana Heard, Megan Jones, Abby Dow, Ellie Kildunne
Replacements: Lark Atkin-Davies, Kelsey Clifford, Sarah Benn, Lilli Ives Campion, Maddie Feaunati, Lucy Packer, Holly Aitchison, Helena Rowland
AUSTRALIA (1-15): Lydia Kavoa, Adiana Talakai, Eva Karpani, Kaitlan Leaney, Michaela Leonard, Piper Duck, Ashley Marsters, Siokapesi Palu (c), Samantha Wood, Faitala Moleka, Desiree Miller, Trilleen Pomare, Georgina Friedrichs, Maya Stewart, Caitlyn Halse
Replacements: Tania Naden, Faliki Pohiva, Bridie O'Gorman, Annabelle Codey, Emily Chancellor, Tabua Tuinakauvadra, Tia Hinds, Cecilia Smith
Referee: Aurélie Groizeleau (FFR)
Assistant Referees: Precious Pazani (ZIM) & Amelia Luciano (USAR)
TMO: Quinton Immelman (SARU)
FPRO: Matteo Liperini (FIR)
The Wallaroos' clash with England will be shown LIVE on Stan Sport and the Nine Network.
Coverage will be live and ad-free on Stan Sport, slated to start at 1:30 am (AEST) with kickoff expected at 2:00 am.
The game will also be shown on free-to-air television on Channel Nine, with coverage also beginning at 1:30 am.
