Fine start for Drake Maye as he pings it out to Kendrick Bourne for a first down.

Third and seven for the Jaguars and Trevor Lawrence is throwing for the first time in a while.

He's missed Christian Kirk out wide and the Patriots have forced fourth down. Away they punt.

Here comes Drake Maye to try and dredge New England even closer.

The Jaguars are taking the sting out of this comeback by continuing to rampage their running backs into this beaten up Patriots defence.

It's four minutes since the drive started and they're eking their way slowly down the field.

No risk offence from Trevor Lawrence at the moment.

Philip Marsh
BBC Sport Wales at Wembley Stadium

The statistics - and Jason Bell - say to go for two points, but failing to convert has drained the atmosphere which that terrific drive had generated.

New England need a stop on defence - fast!

Seven minutes of it, Jason.

Drink it in because the NFL is leaving the UK for another 12 months after that!

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on ITV

It's [this year's London series] been amazing. It's been so great.

It's the fans, it's the teams, the competition, it's the quarterback play, it's the highlights - we've had everything and there is more to come.

Jason Bell's saying on TV the Patriots were right to try for a two-point conversion even though it didn't work out.

If they'd kicked the extra point, it would have been a one-score game.

Easy for Captain Hindsight to say they made the wrong decision with a nine-point deficit remaining, or did they make the right call?

Thumbs up if as head coach you would have gone for two there.

Nine points down and the Patriots decide to go for two.

It comes to Ja'Lynn Polk and he should convert but slips at the vital moment.

Still a two-possession game.

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Life in this one!

KJ Osborn makes some space and Drake Maye delivers.

That's an outstanding drive from the edge of their own end zone.

Head in hands for Jags safety Andre Cisco as Drake Maye's wayward pass lands in his arms but bounces out.

A puff of the cheeks for Maye, whose drive is still alive at the 17-yard line.

Huge first down for Drake Maye as he launches it into the safe hands of Hunter Henry for a 32-yard completion.

He immediately follows it up with a giant throw to Kayshon Boutte. We knew Maye's arm was big - and they're winding it up.

Philip Marsh
BBC Sport Wales at Wembley Stadium

Going for it on fourth down is always exciting, but that seems a strange decision.

If the Jacksonville Jaguars had kicked what would have been a short field goal they would have moved three scores clear of the New England Patriots - game over.

And while a comeback is still unlikely, it leaves the door slightly open for Drake Maye and co.

Ninety four yards between Drake Maye and a touchdown.

This will be some drive if they can convert.

Fourth and one for the Jaguars and they are keeping the offence on the field.

They're only six yards from the end zone but this time the Patriots come up with a big stop.

I asked if they could get Maye back on the field without any more points conceded - and they've delivered.

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In the past two quarters, the Patriots have only had the ball for eight minutes.

Osi Umenyiora
Two-time Super Bowl winner on ITV

Tank Bigsby - the New England Patriots can't do anything to slow this man down.

Jacksonville Jaguars have this game completely by the scruff of the neck.

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye looks pensive on the sidelines as he watches this Jaguars drive kicking off the fourth quarter.

Can his defence hold off the home team to get Maye back on the field with them still only two scores down?

Fewer points on the scoreboard in that quarter but no let-up in the Jacksonville Jaguars' dominance here at Wembley.

Tank Bigsby rattles off another couple of runs to get into Patriots territory as the clock ticks to zero.

The Jags in complete control with only 15 minutes left.

Now here comes Trevor Lawrence, skipping out of trouble and scrambling 11 yards to pick up the first down.

Whatever they're trying at the moment is working well.

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If we're looking for context on Brian Thomas Jr's start to NFL life, I've got a stat for you.

He's become only the fifth rookie since 2000 with 480 or more receiving yards and four receiving touchdowns in his first seven games.

The others? Ja’Marr Chase, Odell Beckham, Marques Colston, A.J. Green.

Fine company to be keeping.