New Zealand beat England 34-0 in final Test at Elland Road
England win series 2-1 - Makinson named player of the series
Maumalo (2), Bromwich, Tapine, Liu & Nikorima score tries for Kiwis
England's Makinson (2) & Gildart have tries ruled out after reviews
Image source, PASo that's it for our coverage, and that's it for England's Test series.
Wayne Bennett's men might have been beaten on the day, but they take the series 2-1.
And you can't argue with that.
Until next time...
Rugby Football League chief executive Ralph Rimmer, on a GB tour to the southern hemisphere in 2019: "We have still got a bit of flesh to put on the bones, but it would be exciting and looking to include the Pacific Island nations - we have one more piece to slot in, another item of commercial business to get done - sponsorship.
"Hopefully we'll get it done in the next couple of weeks."
On why the RFL is bringing back a Great Britain team: "There is a demand for it in the southern hemisphere, lots of people love the brand. Hopefully we'll bring it out in a four-year cycle. It's time to dust it off and get it out there.
"The international calendar is complex. We were keen the Kangaroos came here in 2020 in the lead up to the World Cup, that slots into place.
"We are looking good for that tour."
And Joseph Tapine completed the rout.
New Zealand's Joseph Tapine completes the rout
Jesse Bromwich added another...
New Zealand's Jesse Bromwich seals the win against England
And Maumalo added his second.
Man-of-the-match Kodi NIkorima got in on the act with arguably the try of the final Test.
New Zealand increase their lead through Kodi Nikorima!
Before Isaac Liu doubled the Kiwis' advantage.
Isaac Liu scores New Zealand's second try
Let's have a flick back through those New Zealand tries today, Ken Maumalo got the ball rolling...
Ken Maumalo gives New Zealand an early lead over England at Elland Road
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More from England head coach Wayne Bennett: "They all gave the team something. We have talented footballers in this country - we have a healthy squad to pick from.
"I'm not happy with the performance but I accept what happened out there. You never want to see that kind of score but it happens.
"We've got to keep it in perspective, we've won two great games, won the series and played great football."
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R: For all the flak media-unfriendly Wayne gets, it has been great to see the Englanfd players step up as players and with the media (typically the NRL ones). The injury to Sam (and Sean's later on) has probably been the best thing for this team!
Joe Parkinson: Poor refereeing, allowing slow play the balls all the way through the game which stifled England. Should have been penalised from play 1. At least its a series win!
SaintsWigan: Auto pilot for 80 mins we didnt get out of 1st gear for me we never really looked like we was ever gonna trouble nz. as nz needed win for pride
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Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Red Button Forum
Elliott Whitehead has been outstanding and he'd probably get my vote as player of the year.
He has been outstanding week in week out in the NRL and he's an all-round performer. He truly is a superb player.
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And here is England captain James Graham on the BBC Red Button: "Getting to captain your country in these circumstances wasn't that great but I'm proud of the lads.
"Credit to the Kiwis who came to play and did their nation proud.
"There's not a lot of experience in the team but everyone has taken it on and carried the flag forwards."
Bit of a love-in between James Graham and Jon Wilkin, think we'll leave it at that...
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England head coach Wayne Bennett: "We were just outplayed, weren't as good as we had been. New Zealand were on their game and deserve the win. We had our moments, if we could have taken one of those tries it could have been different.
"We have to learn from it and accept the fact they were too good."
On a Great Britain tour to the southern hemisphere next year: "I am not sure if that's definitely going to happen or not. We have a lot players injured and have given lots of other players chances, it only makes our squad stronger. It will be a great concept if we can go to New Zealand and play those games.
"I enjoy being with these blokes. They didn't give up and kept at it. Put a bit more pressure on themselves than they should have tonight, but when the series started I don't think anyone gave us a chance, especially with the players unavailable, so it's to their credit."
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Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two
New Zealand were too big and too strong once they got 20 points on the board. They looked after the ball really well.
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Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two
Shaun Johnson was more of the general, moving things around, while Kodi Nikorima had the X-Factor - he's really come of age in this tournament.
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Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two
There are lots of positives for England as they build for the 2021 World Cup. They are on a magnificent roll and the quality of the players they have added to the squad is outstanding.
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Jamie Jones-Buchanan
Leeds Rhinos second-rower on BBC Two
The important thing is to get the series win, that's what people will remember not the result today. They didn't complete the sets as they did last week but they all have smiles, and they have silverware at the end of a superb season.
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Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two
It's a really important victory for the growth of New Zealand Rugby League. Michael Maguire had a job on his hands. New Zealand RL have put in a lot of resources into fixing the infrastructure.
It's building towards the future.