Australia hooker Stephen Moore on Sky Sports: "There were bits and pieces which didn't go well, we need to look at that, it's an important part of Test rugby. They put us under pressure at the breakdown. We need to tidy it up for next week. We've got two Tests so we've got to get back on it from Monday and be ready for Melbourne."

England captain Dylan Hartley on Sky Sports: "First and foremost, the result was key for us. The way we started the game will need looking at. It's the first of three, but to get a result is a good start to the campaign. 

"Great character from the boys to dig in and play to the 80th minute. It's built up for a big series, it's exciting. The scrum was a bit messy, but the line-out maul was effective for us. We've got to keep our feet on the ground, enjoy this and keep the egos in check for the next one."

I know it's been said before but I think now is the right time to say it, this is a serious England side in the making. Not only do they have some fine young talent coming through, Eddie Jones seems to have lit a light under some of the old fellas. Haskell, for example, was excellent today. 

You have to say that was magnificent from England. Like a top-class boxer, they had a look at their opponents in the early stages, rode some punches, worked out what to do differently and slowly got on top. A very impressive display from England, especially at the breakdown. 

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Australia need a try and a conversion to draw, and there's only been one of those between these sides. England scrum collapses, Foley goes for goal instead of for the corner. Ballsy... Foley kicks the three-pointer, but as it stands it's irrelevant...

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Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 live

"This has been a game where both teams' discipline have been wavering at times, and when it has done it's changed momentum."

Australia come again, England's defence at stretching point... Folau punching holes at will, Kuridrani is hauled into touch by Nowell and Haskell, who's had a good game. Cowan-Dickie is the man with the line-out throw and Itoje is the man who takes it clean at the front and sets up the drive. England win the penalty, Ford finds touch...

Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 live

"They had a half-decent strum - it wasn't a strong scrum - but it gave their backs the chance to play. Kuridrani picked a line and went straight through."

Reece Procter: Following along in Nice train station en route to Marseille. Lining up to be a good England day... 

Dean Jones: Got to say this England team look the part so far under Jones. Hold on to win this & their confidence will be sky high

Folau goes haring down the right flank... Australia come in waves, first with Phipps... now with Hooper... man down, the referee has to stop the game for a concussion, Pocock going off. Care and Nowell on for England, Youngs and Watson off...

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Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 live

"It's a massive turnaround. A lot of Australians are happy to say 'yes, it took an Aussie to turn you guys around'. I've a huge amount of respect for Eddie. It's fantastic to see England play with flair and a fantastic amount of quality."

Another England penalty at scrum-time, Farrell slippers it between the uprights again. Australia being led a merry dance up front at the moment, England are now only three points off their highest points tally against the Wallabies.

Aussie scrum, Ford off-side in midfield. Foley hasn't got the welly from halfway, kicks for touch instead. The Aussies swarming back at England like a disturbed bee hive... Ford clears but Australia take the quick one... bit of aerial ping-pong before Dean Mumm takes it into contact. Ford under a high one, takes a mark, finds a good touch...

Martin Long: Following this on the BBC site in Kuala Lumpur, and the pride is just immense, go on England  

Delcey: Early days yes but reminiscent of 2003 England Rugby!? I think so...could be our time!   

Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 live

"Outstanding skill by the Wallabies and it was absolutely required. That's the first time we've seen LealiIfano have a positive impact for the Wallabies. What happened in the first 10 minutes of the game can happen again."

Paul Grayson
Ex-England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

"You can't defend a kick at goal, Australia turned it down, made a mess of it. Momentum has massively shifted. It was a huge moment when Australia turned down the three points and England went to the other end and extended their lead."