The Lions edging closer to the line.

Oopsie, Luke Thompson has his shorts pulled down to his ankles in a tackle.

Pressure, pressure from Lions late in this second half.

Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad drops it.

"Sweet Caroline" smashes over the PA system.

Goalline dropout.

GB denied and have to come again.

One angle looks like John Bateman touching it down, the other from behind clearly shows Roger Tuivasa-Sheck tapping it before the GB player.

Oh the margins.

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This is millimetres.

Was it John Bateman or Roger Tuivasa-Sheck??

Has John Bateman scored in the nick of time before the ball runs out of play???

This IS huge.

It says 'Ronseal' on the backs of the GB shirts.

This bunch couldn't finish their dinners.

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Too much?

Justin Morgan
Former New Zealand assistant coach on BBC Two

I don't want to be super critical but this is Test match football. Seven handling errors for the Lions, at Test level, is too many.

A promising move ends with Gareth Widdop knocking on.

Great Britain's completion rate is down in the 70s.

Terrible.

Kevin Proctor is the double of former Bradford player Jamie Langley.

Robbie Hunter-Paul's old team-mate.

Captain James Graham drops a simple pass from Josh Hodgson.

The Lions tour summed up right there.

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New Zealand's attacking play in the final quarter of the pitch is so much better than Great Britain's.

Pace and movement.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

Jackson Hastings has had one go with the ball in attack in the opposition's 20-metre area. It's difficult to assess him.

Cronulla Shark Briton Nikora has just been trampled all over by Tom Burgess.

Brutal.

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56 mins

New Zealand 20-8 GB Lions

Nasty challenge from John Bateman, swinging arm into the face of Ken Maumalo.

He goes on report.

The Lions trail by 12 points.

Stating the obvious here but the next score is massive.

Game over if New Zealand get it.

Watch out for the drop goal from Shaun Johnson.

Ken Maumalo inches away from his second try of the game but is hauled back by four Lions shirts.

And then they force the error from Corey Harawira-Naera.

But as soon as they hit back, the Lions surrender possession once more.

Alex Walmsley losing control of it deep in his own half.

Dave Woods
BBC Rugby League correspondent

Great Britain are suddenly back in the realms of belief in this game.

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