It's all down the middle at the minute. Endurance stuff. Now New Zealand look to whip it left through Esan Marsters, but he throws a simple pass forward.

A first chance for Jermaine McGillvary to open up, but he's wrapped up and carried towards the touchline and ends up throwing the ball back into Kiwi hands.

Shaun Johnson looks to pick a route to the England try-line, but dallies on the ball and it eaten up by a wall of white.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

This is another kind of challenge for England. They are under pressure and the Kiwis are confident and finding offloads.

England have to grind their way back into this and then the belief will come back into their game.

Stefan Ratchford gets a run out, and his Warrington team-mate Chris Hill gets the crowd going with a big hit inside the Kiwi half.

But New Zealand come again. Great take from Tommy Makinson, mopping up the high ball.

That's the first kick Shaun Johnson has missed this series...

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Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC Two

That demonstrates what New Zealand can do. A brilliant kick by Nikorima and Maumalo is about a foot taller than his opponent so there was only one winner. There was no chance for the England defender McGillvary.

It'll be a long half now and England have to respond because they have 30,000 people here supporting them.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

England will have to be patient. They have three scores and possibly four in them but it's crucial that white wall of defence keeps New Zealand out. They cracked a little bit in the first half.

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England skipper Sean O'Loughlin, injured today, says his team-mates need to start knocking some sets together.

But it's New Zealand with ball in hand early in this half, with Shaun Johnson opting to run on the final tackle.

He's looking dangerous.

And we're under way in the second half.

The England players are back out at Elland Road.

Just awaiting their Kiwi counterparts...

And here's that wonderful third try from Kodi Nikorima.

Steve Wire Fitchett: Simply down to NZ being clinical - no mention of the terrible official...

Dylan: Try ruled out for obstruction was key for me, but we expect them to bow down for us

Tony: Difference between New Zealand & England is they have 2 world class half backs, we don't!

Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two

New Zealand are going to drag every play-the-ball out to the max. They were willing to give penalties away in front of their own posts to slow play down.

Jon Wilkin
Former England forward on BBC Two

If Brad Fittler doesn't know who Tommy Makinson is, he certainly will do if he keeps finishing tries like that.

(Makinson's superb finish was ruled out for an obstruction earlier in the move)

Here's Isaac "the train" Liu powering through for the Kiwis' second in the first half...

Kristian Ross: England must be sick to the back teeth. Two disallowed tries, numerous penalties not awarded despite high hits and New Zealand hit them with three classy scores. Long way back now.

Tom Barrett: 18-0 down. Here's to the second half turnaround and the series whitewash to end all series whitewashes, come on England!

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New Zealand's Jared Waerea-Hargreaves said: "I think we are doing a great job. We started well and we have just got to stay at it for the full 80 minutes."

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England's Jonny Lomax said: "We have just got to execute a bit better. We have got over the line a few times but the decisions haven't been given for whatever reason. When we get into those areas we just have to apply a bit more pressure."

That's the break.

New Zealand in control.

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