Aus 60-2published at 20 overs
Marnus Labuschagne lets a couple go outside off-stump before flicking down fine leg for a single.
Denly dropped at fourth slip by Harris in final over of the day
Archer takes 6-62 as Australia bowled out for 225
Burns takes brilliant catch to remove last man Siddle
Smith - dropped at slip on 66 - top scores with 80
Curran earlier took two wickets in two balls
England bowled out for 294 - Buttler 70, Marsh 5-46
Australia - 2-1 up in series - have already retained Ashes
Australia won toss; 5th Test, day two, The Oval
Matthew Henry
Marnus Labuschagne lets a couple go outside off-stump before flicking down fine leg for a single.
Labuschagne lets the first ball go through to Jonny Bairstow before flicking through square leg for four.
Jofra Archer - who has magnificent figures of 2-7 from his first spell - is going to get us going after lunch.
Marnus Labuschagne is on strike.
The sun is absolutely beaming down at The Oval as the stewards make their way off the outfield.
It looks like a lovely afternoon for one of the best batsman in the world to put another nail in England's coffin.
Thanks Jack.
You feel this session is going to be crucial if England have any chance of drawing this series. They really can't afford another wicketless session.
Death and Taxes will be doing their final preparations before resuming their innings.
Play will be back under way shortly.
Time for Callum Matthews to see if he can prise out Steve Smith...
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Labuschagne is Taxes, Smith is Death. We all moan about taxes, but death is just inevitable.
Luke, Taunton
Smith is Death because he's always there at the end.
Neil, London
So yes England are left facing a familiar problem - how to get Smith (and Labuschagne) out?
If they don't do so promptly after lunch, the hopes of drawing the series 2-2 will fade very quickly.
At least, thanks to Adam in Edinburgh, we've had some fun in finding a new nickname for Smith and Labuschagne...
#bbccricket
Frank Sidekick: This is the CTL+C CTL+V Ashes.
Alec Stewart
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Stop Smith scoring. England have to stick to their plans for longer. It is a game of chess. If you can stick to your plan and stop him scoring then Smith will do something different - all batsmen do.
Sam Curran, playing his first Test of the series, did create this chance though and had Steve Smith looking uncertain.
Australia will resume on 55-2 after lunch.
But then Steve Smith and his clone set about their task, with Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes particularly wayward.
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Stop me if this sounds familiar...but no one besides Rory Burns can open the batting with any degree of competency in this Ashes.
Jofra Archer sent down a superb opening spell to have Australia 14-2.
Also judge for yourself if David Warner actually hit that one...
Mitchell Marsh then completed his first Test five-wicket haul, getting Jack Leach to play on as England were dismissed for 294.
A sub-par score on a good batting wicket.
England resumed on 271-8, hoping Jos Buttler could continue his onslaught with support from Jack 'The Wall' Leach at the other end.
Leach held his end up and even hit an exquisite boundary.
But Buttler didn't last long, falling for a fine 70.
Let's have a look back at the action in the morning session...
I disagree, Chris. I see where you're coming from but Smith can't be taxes.
Taxes hurt but Death is far worse.
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I'd argue Smith is taxes, due to his constant presence and ability to rack up impossible figures.
Chris Raftery, Manchester
...which is perhaps unsurprising given the fragility of these batting line-ups.