NZ secure place in final
NZ win with 6 balls to spare
Mitchell 72* (47), Conway 46 (38)
NZ needed 57 off 24 balls
Neesham changes game with 27 (11)
Livingstone 2-22, Woakes 2-36
England 166-4: Moeen 51* (37)
Malan 41 (30), Buttler 29 (24)
Semi-final, Abu Dhabi
Pakistan v Australia on Thursday
Morgan slices it. Glenn Phillips comes running in from the boundary rope and is odds on to take the grab. But the fielder, who earlier fell over the advertising boards while trying to stop a boundary, comically slips and ends up on his backside as he fumbles the catch.
So there we have it. England end on 166-4.
New Zealand will need 167 runs to beat England and book their spot in the Twenty20 World Cup final.
It's short from Neesham. Morgan miscues a pull to short fine leg and Trent Boult parries the ball towards square leg instead of fielding cleanly. Morgan takes two.
One more to come. Can Morgan clear the rope?
Morgan's first delivery is a wide outside the off stump. A freebie for England.
Moeen misses out. It's a leg-side delivery and Moeen should be clearing the ropes but it's just the one.
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
It's a quality knock. He has motored on nicely.
A low full toss and Moeen Ali clobbers it the boundary for four! And in doing so, he brings up his half-century off 36 balls.
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
You're not getting that nice sound off the bat.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special
It wasn't a difficult catch, and that is a blow for England. He hit it pretty well but not with the power or elevation that we've seen.
Livingstone c Santner b Neesham 17 (Eng 156-4)
Gone! Livingstone hits it reasonably well but holes out at long-off. Santner moves slightly to his left and takes a simple grab.
Eoin Morgan will come in next but the batters crossed so Moeen will be on strike.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special
What can England get here to get themselves into Sunday's final?
Jimmy Neesham bowls the final over. Moeen can only manage a single.
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I think England have played this perfectly - this will take some getting. And is there a more important person to England's men's team than Moeen Ali?
Alex
Keep us updated, Adam.
Moeen (which could end up being the babe name) is deceived by a slow bouncer and then drives into the off side for a single.
It hasn't been the most fluent innings from England but they're in this game. Can they end it well? Six more balls to go.
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Hoping to get the end of the innings in before we go into theatre for a C-section! England's match-winner could be in for being named after if we have a boy.
Adam, Leicester
Too much width from Trent Boult. Livingstone does not hit it cleanly but still finds the gap at long-off.
A single to Moeen and a misfield in the deep allows Livingstone to take two.
Carlos Brathwaite
West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special
Livingstone put everything into that shot. The bat swing was almost 360.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special
That's what Livingstone was looking to do! Jason Roy has managed a smile sat in the dug out.
But he connects with this one! My word. In the slot and Livingstone powerfully drives back past the bowler's head and well over the rope.
England hoping for two huge overs to end this innings.
Would you rather give a best man's speech or watch England v New Zealand in a World Cup semi-final? I know which one I'd choose.
Livingstone throws the kitchen sink at a wide delivery but can't connect.