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New Zealand 21-17 Australia
Plenty of "wowing" on social media after that Australia try. England number eight Nick Easter has his say...
World Cup FT: New Zealand 34-17 Australia
Milner-Skudder, Nonu, Barrett tries, Carter 2 cons, 4 pens, 1 DG for All Blacks
Pocock, Kuridrani tries, Foley pen & 2 cons for Australia
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New Zealand 21-17 Australia
Plenty of "wowing" on social media after that Australia try. England number eight Nick Easter has his say...
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Andrew Mehrtens
Former New Zealand fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageFantastic vision from Bernard Foley. Foley saw there was acres of space behind the All Black line and that's a great little kick over the top. Australia right in this game.
New Zealand 21-17 Australia
Hello. HELLO.
Australia are back to within a converted score and we have the mother and father of all finales on the cards.
Will Genia teases a lovely chip over the top of the flat All Black defence, Bernard Foley skilfully gathers the bouncing ball and slips the pass inside to Tevita Kuridrani.
Under the sticks he goes and Foley clips over the extras.
Andrew Mehrtens
Former New Zealand fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageThe All Blacks keeping hold of the ball, waiting for that sin bin to end. But Australia are right in this game. What's been noticable in the second half is that their ball from the breakdown has been a lot quicker and cleaner. Australia, when they have possession, look dangerous.
I think the New Zealanders are going back to the clinical, tight game that suffocated the life out of the Springboks in the second half of the semi-final.
Plenty of runners close to the fringes of the breakdown as they play low-risk rugby and run down the clock on full-back Ben Smith's sin-binning.
New Zealand 21-10 Australia
The former Wales outside-half tweeted "game over" after Nonu's try, but has he now changed his mind?
New Zealand 21-10 Australia
New Zealand 21-10 Australia
Ben Franks comes on for Joe Moody in the All Black front row.
The Aussie complete their front-row freshen-up as props James Slipper and Greg Holmes arrive off the pine.
Australia are looking as keen as starved dingos suddenly.
They are buzzing around the depleted All Blacks with menace. Drew Mitchell swerves up into the All Black 22m.
Streetwise stuff from the All Blacks though targetting an under-manned breakdown and earning themselves a penalty and some respite.
New Zealand 21-10 Australia
Changes for both teams in the front row.
Charlie Faumuina is on for the All Blacks while Tatafu Polota-Nau has replaced Aussie captain Stephen Moore at hooker.
Andrew Mehrtens
Former New Zealand fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageThat's a fantastic response from the Wallabies. The All Blacks will feel they've given up the advantage. I don't think they'll go into their shells but they'll tighten up.
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageThe trouble is, Ben Smith has pulled Drew Mitchell's leg up in the air, up above the horizontal. I think by Ben Smith's reaction and Richie McCaw's reaction, they understand that decision.
New Zealand 21-10 Australia
Australia take the line-out from the penalty safely, get set and low and shove the mound of humanity over the line.
David Pocock was the man in possession as the green and gold rolled home.
Bernard Foley adds the extras.
Eleven points down, a man up and more than 25 minutes to go. How'd you like those maths?
New Zealand 21-3 Australia
Australia up to within five metres.
Ben Smith up-ends Drew Mitchell in the tackle. The Aussie's legs are well above the horizontal and, on review, the Kiwi is sent for a 10-minute sit-down.
This game is opening up now. New Zealand shove the Aussies back at scrum-time and win the ball against the head. Nehe Milner-Skudder goes screaming down the wing.
Kurtley Beale intercepts though! Can he go the length? No. Inside Dan Carter he goes, but he is brought down.
New Zealand 21-3 Australia
The All Blacks have made 365 metres to 156, 155 passes to 47, and eight offloads to none - there's no doubt the champions deserve their lead.
That is more like it from the Aussies.
Kurtley Beale steps off his left foot and pops Drew Mitchell into a hole at 100mph as the winger comes in off whitewash like a rocket.
But the All Blacks are canny. They almost pinch the ball as an isolated Mitchell is hauled down on halfway.
Ref Owens awards the scrum to the Aussies.
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New Zealand 21-3 Australia
Praise for Sonny Bill Williams from former England international Ugo Monye.