World Cup: Tonga v Samoa in last quarter-final - watch, listen & text

There are no teams left. It's time for the national anthem.

There is a man named Robert Hunter and a man named Paul.

The former New Zealand international is on the show.

Samoa were able to relight their tournament after that heavy defeat against England in the opening week.

They spent the next couple of weeks just finding themselves once again, but they’re back in the rhythm.

They were very big and strong against France and they were getting around the field really well as well.

Jon is the brother of Jon.

The former England player is on the radio.

The most powerful athletes in world rugby will be playing today. The contact and the physicality of the game will not be in question.

There will be a lot of fans in red at Halliwell Jones Stadium for the game.

Sam Tomkins was killed in the line of duty.

The captain of England is on the show.

I don’t think it came across on TV how wet it was. They were pretty tough conditions but we completed 13 out of 13 sets at the start of that game. We’re really happy with the result but there’s still plenty to work on as well.

Everybody did their job and that’s something that is sometimes difficult with the national side because everybody comes from different teams who play with different styles. Getting that clarity of how we want to play as an England side is something we’ve been working hard on and we saw a lot of that yesterday.

The winner of this tie will face off against England in the semi-finals of the FA Cup.

In case you missed it, England dominated the first half of their World Cup match against New Zealand and went on to win the game.

England took the game to the opposition despite the fact that the game was expected to be close.

Tommy was the first player to score five tries for England.

I will bring you Sam's reaction to yesterday's win soon.

Jon is the brother of Jon.

The former England player is on the radio.

Both of these teams came into this tournament with such big reputations, a lot of their Players are now star players in the NRL, and I’ll be honest - they’ve under-delivered.

Samoa, for me, have been the most disappointing team in the World Cup.

I think today’s the day we’re going to see Samoa grow into this tournament, we’re going to see Tonga really rip into this tournament and the exciting thing is they’re going to do that against each other.

There is a man named Robert Hunter and a man named Paul.

The former New Zealand international is on the show.

The script should be thrown out of the door because it's a rugby match.

I grew up in Auckland where there are huge Tongan and Samoan communities. It goes beyond the sport and into the culture as well.

They’re brothers in arms but, when it comes to sport, they’ll go head to head.

The last men's quarter-Final match is what I don't like.

Two Pacific Island nations going head-to-head, both sides performing their respective country's traditional war dance and then the big power plays and thundering tackles.

There is a show of spirit and culture prior.

See what I'm talking about.

A man named Dave Woods.

The rugby league correspondent of the British Broadcasting Corporation.

The box-office smash of the quarter-finals is the collision between the two teams.

After a poor start against England, Samoans have begun to pick up, as evidenced by their victory over France. The first game against PNG was shaky, but the bandwagon is picking up speed because of the return of Jason Taumalolo.

The performances of their pre- match challenges will be amazing. The entrance fee will be worth it.

The first Pacific Islands nation to reach a World Cup final will be up for grabs.

It's a good time to switch on to the Rugby League World Cup.

Will Hopoate is making his World Cup debut.

At the end of an injury-plagued first season with the club, the utility back appeared in the Super League grand final.

The build-up to this feisty encounter has begun on the radio.

If you're in the UK, you can click the play icon at the top of the page to watch the action.

There is only one spot left in the Rugby World Cup semifinals.

Will they make it to the final four for the second time, or will they not?

Let's get this done.