Jamie George has not had a good day at the line-out. Another throw goes astray for the England hooker with Brodie Retallick slapping it back to black.

Owen Farrell throws Chris Ashton a scrap out on the wing with a crossfield chip to chase.

Beauden Barrett ushers the ball safely into touch inside the All Black 22m.

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

It's hectic stuff and England are contributing to it, they've fallen into the trap.

Their backfield kicks have not been contested at all, they need to push New Zealand back and force the errors from them as they did in the first half.

Danny Care is on for England at scrum-half while New Zealand have brought on Richie Mo'unga. He is at fly-half with Beauden Barrett dropping back to 15 and Damian McKenzie - hugely impressive - back to the bench.

Brad Shields has been replaced by Courtney Lawes in the England pack.

Ben Youngs' chip is too clever by half, easily pouched by Scott Barrett.

He slips the ball to Damian McKenzie, who has come flying up from deep and slices through the heart of the England defence on the counter.

A desperate cover tackle from Owen Farrell knocks his man down and the ball out of his grasp.

Brian Moore
Former England hooker

This is where England's resolve will be tested but we know they do have the wherewithal to stay in games. It's now a question of whether they can find a way again to unlock the All Blacks defence.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

My eye is drawn to Owen Farrell here, he's in the face of the referee and scuffling with players.

That's not what we want from him, we want his big hits, his level-headed decisions. His head at the minute, is just not where it needs to be.

It flirted with the right-hand upright, but stayed true to Barrett, drawing in to put New Zealand in front for the first time in the match.

But New Zealand are coming again.

The All Blacks are up to within 15m. A score here would put them ahead for the first time in the match....

They have a penalty as England stray up offside and over-eager.

Beauden Barrett is going to take a shot...

Tom Fordyce
BBC chief sports writer at Twickenham

Rain coming again, the home crowd trying to restart the England engine, the fear of what All Blacks teams do in the final quarter latent in the damp November air.

Brad Shields with his best bit of work yet in an England shirt?

I think so. The New Zealand-born flanker forces the turnover to cheers in the stands.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

Jamie George either didn't know the call or didn't know the organisation and they need to get this under control.

They have to have clarity under this pressure, 25 minutes to go there has to be clarity from England.

Jamie George with a hesitant line-out throw in and referee Jerome Garces rules it a dummied dart.

That is a penalty for New Zealand.

The Saracen will have another attempt to get it right. This time in his own 22m.

Overthrown! New Zealand with ball in the England 22m...

An excellent victory for Scotland in their second autumn Test. They've blown away a very dangerous Fiji side in considerable style.

Eight tries and six conversions, with winger Tommy Seymour notching a hat-trick.

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Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

It is getting to that time where Eddie Jones starts thinking about his bench.

It's all good and well having leaders on the field who can make decisions but spare a thought for Eddie who has some huge decisions on how to utilise that impressive England bench.

That is the first blot in Damian McKenzie's copybook.

The New Zealand full-back comes up into the line to offer a second kicking option and sends his clearance spiralling out on the full.

England with another good line-out position, just outside the Kiwi 22m.

Brian Moore
Former England hooker

This is where the discipline point comes in. It's not just about not giving penalties away, it's about executing basic drills correctly.

England's pressure is fizzing away like air from a popped balloon.

They knock on from a line-out just outside the All Black 22m and the visitors can start working up a proper exit strategy from here...

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

Kyle Sinckler made his first mistake of the game, he's been immense so far.

18-13 does England no good, I think an extensive time in the opposition half they need to start pushing New Zealand back as they did so well in the first half.

New Zealand flanker Liam Squire gives way and Scott Barrett - one of three All Black brothers - is on in his place.