This Elland Road crowd would love to see an England try...

They've got 10 minutes to find one.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC Two

McGillvary has had a good game but unfortunately a lot of his work has been in defence and not in attack.

Ken Maumalo goes thundering down the left, and England are forced to stop the Kiwis illegally.

Jermaine McGillvary finds himself in the sin-bin, moments after New Zealand returned to 13 men.

Slam!

Stefan Ratchford grabs Kevin Proctor around the hips and dumps him down into the turf.

Shaun Johnson attempts to pick out the opposite corner with a delicate boot, but it's trickles into touch.

Jared Waerea-Hargeaves is back from the bin.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC Two

New Zealand are a man short but they still look threatening.

New Zealand not looking like the side who are a man down at the minute.

They almost work an overload on the left, but Jermaine McGillvary gets a vital hand to it.

Dave Woods
BBC Rugby League correspondent on BBC Two

It's a real shame for this big crowd who came here to celebrate England's series win hopefully with a whitewash victory, but what a response New Zealand have produced.

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Mexican wave at Elland Road... boos when those among the 30,000-odd fans don't join in.

Shaun Johnson slides another pin-point kick into the England in-goal area, and Jonny Lomax finds himself facing five black shirts.

No way out.

New Zealand are just working through their sets and allowing Shaun Johnson to pin England deep with some precise grubber kicking to the corner.

Jermaine McGillvary is happy to try and run it from deep, and that gets the Elland Road crowd going.

England take it inside the Kiwi half, but Johnson is there again - in defence this time.

Twenty minutes for England to find a way back into this.

Good hands to sweep it right to Jermaine McGillvary again and then Tommy Makinson takes a low, flat Richie Myler kick well.

But he's gobbled up.

Dave Woods
BBC Rugby League correspondent on BBC Two

That's three times now - this is a game of millimetres and England have been on the wrong side on each occasion.

No try.

Tommy Makinson just caught the slightest bit of chalk as he looked to zip in wide out.

Great play from England. Close, but not close enough... again.

The flying Tommy Makinson, maybe...

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC Two

Hargreaves came in late and there was no need for it. Keep your composure now England - this is a great opportunity with New Zealand a man short for 10 minutes.

Josh Hodgson is taken to ground, and Jared Waerea-Hargreaves comes thundering down on top of him.

No need for that. He lands himself 10 minutes in the sin-bin, and the wrath of James Graham.

Chance for England.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC Two

New Zealand are better suited to this style of play. England won the first two Tests by being dogged in the forwards and kicking well but this is a more expansive game and they are chasing it.

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Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

England have been a little bit more expansive, with some quick play of the ball, and they have to persevere with that.

Shaun Johnson is penalised for holding down. England get it going quickly through the powerful James Graham and he's backed up by Luke Thompson.

Stefan Ratchford gets involved, but New Zealand are out quickly and hold firm.

Richie Myler fizzes a miss pass into the hands of Jermaine McGillvary, and now Josh Hodgson sticks a kick into the corner. Tommy Makinson is there...

No! He's cleaned out. Penalty England.

Better from England. Lomax, Williams, Hodgson all involved as the hosts keep it alive and search for a way through.

But the move dies out as Lomax fumbles forward. This Test has just got a tad sloppy in the last few minutes.