Australia v New Zealand in next Sunday's final at Anfield
McGillvary, Widdop & Hall score tries for England
Aussies tries: Ferguson, Inglis, Scott, Dugan, Gillett, Holmes
Four conversions & two penalties for Thurston
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Valentine Holmes
Holmes completes decisive win for Australia
Mwah. Valentine Holmes seals the win with a smooch.
The right wing collects the ball and with defender Jermaine McGillvary closing in for the tackle, Holmes goes airborne.
He flies through the air, keeping control of the ball and touching the ball down while his body drifts through the London sky.
Sensational.
England 18-32 Australia
An acrobatic effort from Valentine Holme... is he in?
England 18-32 Australia
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England 18-32 Australia
Three to play.
England 18-32 Australia
Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC One
It's a question of executing at the highest level and they have got to do that in the Super League week in, week out to start with. George Williams straightens up, he has numbers on the outside, beautiful pass, and it's a try for Ryan Hall.
Ryan Hall
Hall pulls a try back for England
Got to applaud England's courage.
A sweeping move, conducted by George Williams (why did he not start???) sees Ryan Hall get the ball on the left.
The Leeds man has a free run in for his 31st try in as many games for the national side.
Gareth Widdop knocks in the two points.
Too little, too late though.
England 12-32 Australia
England get points back with Widdop try
England 12-32 Australia
A fantastic showing from the fans in the capital, with 35,569 turning out at the London Stadium.
Not the result they were hoping for though.
England 12-32 Australia
England 12-32 Australia
John Kear
Wales coach on BBC One
That's frustration as much as anything, but it certainly looks as if Sam Burgess caught him.
Matt Gillett
Gillett try puts Australia back in control
No close shave for England here, Australia are in again.
Matt Gillett cuts through the defence to go in.
The try is followed by a ruckus between England captain Sam Burgess and Australia's David Klemmer. The Aussie comes off worse, copping a forearm to the head from the former Bradford man. Klemmer needs to be bandaged up.
Bit late to show some fight now, although the crowd are enjoying replays of it on the big screen.
Shock, horror, the end is nigh. Johnathan Thurston misses with the conversion.
England 12-28 Australia
Paul Fletcher
BBC Sport at London Stadium
The crowd were hugely lifted by Gareth Widdop's try and the men in white really must give them something to ensure that even if the majority of them do not exactly go home happy they are at least not humiliated.
This will be England's last game of the series and so far they have come up very short.
England 12-28 Australia
10 minutes to play.
England need three tries - all converted - to win.
More chance of...well you finish it off.
England 12-28 Australia
Scott scores crucial try for Australia
Australia dominant as Dugan adds another
England 12-28 Australia
Can they? Surely England won't...will they?
Don't get your hopes up.
England 12-28 Australia
John Kear
Wales coach on BBC One
That was a good try. They got eight men against six defenders and it's something we've been looking for the English pivots to do, to run with the ball.
Gareth Widdop
England get points back with Widdop try
England's pulse is still beating... for now.
Gareth Widdop dances inside and out before stretching over to cut the deficit.
Widdop himself adds the conversion.
England 6-28 Australia
England still alive as Gareth Widdop crosses but the video referee is having a look...
England 6-28 Australia
#bbcrl
John Dunthorne: It appears that Wayne Bennett can not answer any of the questions asked of him. This is the most disappointing of the many defeats.
rae: Eng V Aus - never mind defence, or attack, not an ounce of intelligence between any of the England players or coach! going backward
Tejas Hirani: This performance just shows Super League is not working and that England will never be number one