Image source, SWPixEngland didn't make the semi-finals this time, but one of their team from the last World Cup is involved today - as the referee.
Former St Helens hooker Tara Jones played as England were beaten 20-6 by New Zealand in their semi-final in York four years ago - and since retiring as a player, has focused fully on refereeing. She made history in March this year as the first woman to take change of a men's Super League game, as Huddersfield won at Wigan.
This is Jones' fourth match as a referee at this World Cup - she actually started by keeping an eye on some of her former England colleagues, overseeing their 70-6 victory over Wales on 17 October. She then refereed New Zealand's 92-0 victory over France on 25 October and Fiji's 54-6 win over the French six days later.
