Efficient way to match unordered arrays?

[The_Kez]

I have a function which I am entering an array, and the job of the function is to match the entered array to an array within the list. It looks a little something like this...

PHP Code:

function Test( arry ) {
  temp.list = {
  {"Test One", "Test Two"},"String One",
  {"Test Three", "Test One"},"String Two",
  {"Test Three", "Test Two"},"String Three"
  };
  //matching script should go here
  return appropriate string;
} 


Thing is I can't compare them directly. Because the fed array may be in a different order. For example, if 'arry' is {"Test Two", "Test One"} I still need it two return "String One".
If there are no matches, OR if 'arry' contains a match but has extra items which are not in the list (i.e {"Test One", "Test Two", "Test Three"}) it should return false.

I could probably do some magic and come up with a way to match these, but I'd like to see some of your ideas to match them as there is probably a much better way then what I would do.

Thanks