Lifting a birational map of $X/G$ to a birational map of $X$?

Let $X$ be a projective complex manifold and $G$ a finite group. Assume that $G$ acts on $X$ holomorphically and freely. Is it true that any birational map $\phi \in Bir(X/G)$ lifts to some birational map $\tilde{\phi}\in Bir(X)$? If this is not true, what kind of condition should one impose on the manifold or the action?

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or the anion, conceivably – Tom Goodwillie Feb 8 at 22:14
Haha, I fix the typo. Thanks. – Koopa Feb 8 at 23:22
Sorry, couldn't resist the lame pun on "cation". – Tom Goodwillie Feb 8 at 23:26

This is all about the function fields, if I understand the question. Let $L$ be the function field of $X$ and let $K$ be the function field of $X/G$. $L$ is a finite Galois extension of $K$. A typical automorphism of $K$ will not extend to an automorphism of $L$. For example, if $G$ has order $2$ and $L=K(\sqrt f)$ then the automorphism would have to take $f$ to $f$ times a square.
 Doesn't your example have fixed locus $f=0$? – Muon Feb 11 at 0:40 Yes. I totally failed to see the word "freely" in the question. – Tom Goodwillie Feb 11 at 1:11 Thank you for the answer, Tom. I now think my claim is positive although I cannot prove it. I will post something once I am convinced with my idea. – Koopa Feb 18 at 18:40