Rugby League World Cup: Where and when do England face France in the wheelchair final?

Jack Brown went over for eight tries as Tom Coyd’s side overcame Wales 125-22 at EIS Sheffield.

Wigan Warriors’ Declan Roberts was also among those on the scoresheet.

It didn’t take long for England to find themselves in control of the game, as Sebastien Bechara crossed for a hat-trick within the opening seven minutes.

The Catalans Dragons man finished the first half with a total of four tries, as did Brown, who caused Wales all sorts of problems.

Joe Coyd also crossed for a hat-trick, while Robert Hawkins went over before half time too.

Wales could only manage a singular try through Scott Trigg-Turner, as they headed into the break trailing 70-6.

Immediately after the restart, Brown claimed his fifth, while Coyd quickly got his fourth.

Lewis King then added his name to the scoresheet, before Wales pulled another one back through Gary Preece.

England soon responded, with Brown picking up a loose ball for his sixth.

Nathan Collins added another for England, while Stuart Williams claimed Wales’ third try of the game.

Brown’s seventh and eighth came ahead the hour mark, as he capped off a fantastic individual display.

Alan Caron grounded another Wales consolation, before Roberts added his name to the list of England scorers.

The Wigan man then claimed another point with a drop-goal.

Wales finished the game with a man down, after Preece was sin binned, while James Simpson and Hawkins rounded off the win for Coyd’s side.

France now stand between England and the main the prize, following their 84-40 win over Australia.

The two sides will go head-to-head at Manchester Central on Friday night (K.O. 7.30pm), which comes a day before the women’s and men’s finals at Old Trafford.