Two minutes to half-time, damage limitation for the Lions now.

This has been another horror show.

Gareth Walker: Getting up early for Great Britain started off fuelled by excitement. Now it feels like you've got the first appointment at the dentist.

James O'Brien: This is hard to watch. Embarrassing lack of cohesion, zero strike out wide and ambling forwards. Blake Austin actually playing well...when he's not out on the wing. Surely Bennett can't survive this

Graham Poulter: That's the difference between the Kiwis and the Lions.The Kiwis halves take on the line and even better they get the reward of a try as well. Forward thinking halves, they're a class act compared to the Lions.

England's tormentor Shaun Johnson taming the Lions now.

He has bossed this game.

Just heard a swearword from one of the GB players/coaching staff.

Naughty, naughty.

Shaun Johnson touches down, is there obstruction? The video ref is having a look...

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Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

That's epitomised the difference between the teams. the Kiwis are prepared to be patient, get the ball down the other end and force another set of six.

There's a element of pressure in the Lions to be this expansive team without first gaining the pressure.

More New Zealand pressure following the goalline dropout.

Pains me to say it, but this is another kicking masterclass from Shaun Johnson, delightful to watch.

This one carefully punted in behind Jonny Lomax, the full-back has to turn and grab it, but by that time five NZ players have closed in on him to trap him in goal.

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Jackson Hastings/Gareth Widdop and co need to take a page out of Shaun Johnson's kicking book.

Another superb loft from the New Zealander, causing Blake Austin all sorts of problems.

"Don't let it bounce, don't let it bounce."

That's Sunday league basics, tbf.

Up steps Jamayne Isaako again, starts it off wide but curls it Dan Carter-esque for two more. Gorgeous.

The Lions two scores behind now.

Ball strip from Elliott Whitehead, two men in the tackle and another peno for NZ.

Wonderful defending from New Zealand, strangling Jake Connor and forcing him to get rid of the ball as he is dragged out of play.

And then James Graham with a HUGE hit on Jared Waerea-Hargreaves.

Godzilla v Kong, that.

Justin Morgan
Former New Zealand assistant coach on BBC Two

Great Britain will be relieved at that decision. The thing they don't want the Kiwis to do is take the tap.

Brisbane Bronco Jamayne Isaako steps up and pops over another comfortable two points.

Too many unforced errors for the visitors so far.

Back-to-back penalties conceded by the Lions, this is killing them.

The Kiwis look to keep the scoreboard ticking with another kick.

Shaun 'The Magician' Johnson working his tricks once more in the final third, he gave England a few sleepness nights over the years.

Again he picks out Joseph Manu down the right edge, but this time the tryscorer is snuffed out.

Here comes Tom Burgess trundling in, three metres out, but has the ball stripped off him.

Unforgivable that on the first tackle, send him back home to Dewsbury.

The Lions looking to up the tempo, but Jackson Hastings is running sideways rather than forward.

Not making much ground.

But the visitors do get a penalty to apply some pressure.

Quarter of the game gone.

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Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

Both teams are showing the ambition to throw the ball around.

On this set, Jackson Hastings does manage to get a kick away but Roger Tuivasa-Sheck never looked like dropping that.

He was like Stephen Fleming in the slips, safe hands.