It was an engrossing match even though the series had been decided last weekend. Australia led by a point at half-time, the lead changed 10 times, 84 points were scored, there were nine tries - England outscored by five tries to four, but Eddie Jones' men were the winners. A superb achievement. 

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Matthew Thorne: Yes, England Rugby!!! A 3-0 series win down under!! Magical!!! Such a great game and series of rugby! 

Gaj Wallooppillai: A Grand Slam and a 3-0 result in Australia. There are a few things sweeter than this. What a performance. Glorious. 

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

What a turnaround from the World Cup.

England have been superior in just about every aspect, one clear one is the decision making and growth of players into a proper team and worthy of number two in the world is phenomenal.

Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 live

The quality of the Test match far superior from an Australian perspective compared to the first two tests.

But the scrum is nowhere near as strong and a weapon as it was last year.

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Bernard Foley's missed conversion is the last kick of the series. England had never won a series down under until this summer - they've not only achieved a series win but have done so with a whitewash. 

Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 live

It is a phenomenal performance by England, the execution has been outstanding, They have not been as sharp but they have shown the ability to stay in the game.

It has been an outstanding tour, they have never won a series in Australia. They deserve it as they have played great footy. Tactically they have been on song, decision making, going for goal - they have been faultless and that has been the difference.

Sweet Chariot is sung inside the stadium, England's fans jubilant as their team is seconds away from securing a 3-0 series win against Australia. 

Tejan Fadlu-debt: At the airport lounge in Addis Ababa. Not a TV in sight showing the rugby. Thanks #bbcrugby, external. nail biting stuff.

Toby Rossiter: Reading the #bbcrugby text commentry for this game has proven to be considerably more nerve wracking than my recent a levels

john greasley: Following #bbcrugby whilst watching Squeeze at Glastonbury - come on England!

Owen Farrell has kicked 23 of his 26 at goal. Remarkable. The home supporters are leaving the stadium, it's nearly all over. 

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Has Michael Hooper stolen the ball? Possibly, but his team-mate Nick Phipps is penalised for shoving Danny Care out of play. It could've been Australian ball, Hooper had his man, but Phipps' folly allows Owen Farrell to add three points to the score and that is surely that. A whitewash.  

England going through the phases, content to let the forwards keep the ball. Mike Brown, though, pops up, zig-zagging but getting nowhere. England still with the ball, however. 

Dave Jones: Great ref, great teams, loads of mistakes but enthralling rugby. Sport as it should be. 

Ni Gel La: It may not be as technically strong as last week's clash, but the rugby has been gripping again this weekend.

Australia unable to remain calm when cool heads are needed. England sniff the ball and work their way into the Aussie half. 

Australia, after a series of phases, boot the ball deep and England flap, first Anthony Watson whose tame return kick allows the Aussies to turn Mike Brown when they next put boot to ball. The England full-back finds touch, but it's Australia ball on the halfway line. Can England stem a green and gold tide in these closing stages? 

England are six points ahead with six minutes remaining. Australia have the ball, but in their own half. It's too close to call. 

Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 live

The attack from both sides has been phenomenal, the defence has not been that hot. It has been a fantastic match, who said dead rubbers are boring?  

Thomas Cooper: Having to rely on #bbcrugby text commentary here in spain. Nerve-racking stuff! Come on England

Tim Hammond: Come on England , dig deep !! 

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Mike Brown not releasing from the restart. Sean McMahon pouncing on the full-back. Effortless from Bernard Foley, he could kick it wearing slippers.