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2017 NRL - Grant Trouville © NRL Photos

All the results and try scorers from the quarter finals of the 2017 Rugby League World Cup.

AUSTRALIA v SAMOA

The Kangaroos have cruised into the World Cup semi-finals on the back of a 46-0 win over a Samoan side that failed to fire a shot in steamy conditions in front of a sold-out crowd in Darwin. 

Australia 46 (Valentine Holmes 5, Michael Morgan 2, Billy Slater tries; Cameron Smith 7 goals) def Samoa 0 at Darwin Stadium. Half-time: 30-0. Crowd: 13,473

TONGA v LEBANON

Tonga are one step away from a Rugby League World Cup decider, downing Lebanon 24-22 in their quarter-final in Christchurch.

In Saturday's end-to-end affair, which will go down as one of the most-exciting tussles of the tournament, Tonga's first-half display was just enough to get them over the line.

Tonga 24 (Lolohea, Fusitu'a (2), Hopoate Goals: Hingano 4) def. Lebanon 22 (Doueihi, Elias, Miski (2) Goals: Moses 3)

FIJI v NEW ZEALAND

Fiji Bati have produced one of the greatest upsets in Rugby League World Cup history to edge past New Zealand 4-2 and book a semi-final meeting with Australia.

The victory marks Fiji's first-ever win against a tier-one nation and caps a miserable tournament for the Kiwis, who were booted from the quarter-finals a week after becoming the first top-three nation ever to lose to a second-tier side.

Fiji 4 (Apisai Koroisau 1, Taane Milne 1 goals) def. New Zealand 2 (Shaun Johnson 1 goal) at Wellington Regional Stadium. HT: 2-0. 

ENGLAND v PNG

England advanced to the World Cup semi-finals with a 36-6 win against Papua New Guinea on Sunday afternoon.

Wayne Bennett's side scored seven tries to one and had to work hard against a typically physical Kumuls side who were strong in the opening stanza.

England 36 (McGillvary 2, Watkins 2, Walmsley, Currie, Hall tries; Widdop 4 goals) def Papua New Guinea 6 (Lo try; Martin goal). Half-time: 14-0. Crowd: 10,563.

SEMI FINALS:

Australia v Fiji, 8pm AEDT Friday November 24th at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

Tonga v England, 4pm AEDT Saturday November 25th at Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland