Andrew Mehrtens
Former New Zealand fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

The All Blacks have gone straight off to make the best use of this 15 minutes. I don't think the margin will be that concerning for them but how often have you seen the All Blacks held scoreless in forty minutes? They'll be looking at that zero.

Nicholas Waite: I don't want to tempt fate, but this is the best I've seen England play in years. Curry and Underhill have been phenomenal. Need some more points before half time though...

Ben Wire: Dangerous lead. Enough to pat ourselves on the back; enough to stoke a fiery NZ second half..

Theo HV: Almost faultless first half from England... the scoreline actually flatters NZ

Anthony Watson hacks the ball untidily into touch. Anywhere will do. England are heading to the sheds 10 points to the good.

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

Day after day, hour after hour, that's what you practice for. Ford has genuinely world-class numbers. No surprise he's nailed that.

It wobbles, veers right, but stays true enough.

England ahead by ten as the gong goes.

Just enough time for the restart.

Manu Tuilagi comes sprinting over to the breakdown abosolutely hollering...

Sam Underhill has tied up the ball to secure a penalty for England.

Are the All Blacks missing Sam Cane? They are losing the battle there.

George Ford has called for the tee...

The first bit of line-out ball agaisnt the head for New Zealand as Brodie Retallick gets up high at the back of the queue.

And Beauden Barrett motors up towards halfway...

Kimberley: England are playing very well, but they need more points. NZ will undoubtedly come strong later, they're not going to be nilled

Purple Tentacle: If NZ get any possession in the second half, Eng will regret it only be 7-0 after having all the ball in this one

England with some furious kick-chase and Beauden Barrett finds himself with a faceful of Sam Underhill.

And then his sidekick Tom Curry comes up trumps. The Sale man limpets over the top of Jack Goodhue to force the turnover.

Best duo since Ant and Dec.

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

The shape of England's attack has been so good, they've been able to get one-one-ones all the time. That's the first time New Zealand have put two big hits in back-to-back and it's stopped the momentum.

England with some prime ball just short of the New Zealand 22m.

But Kyle Sinckler, usually so deft and secure in his handling, spills the pill under little pressure to hand over possession.

Just took his eye off it as he eyed up the incoming Aaron Smith.

Andrew Mehrtens
Former New Zealand fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

For New Zealand, 7-0 would be a good half-time score. Such has been the dominance of the England team that they could have had a lot more points. New Zealand will be happy.

Owen Farrell is limping around the pitch, wincing as he goes. Usually he is as expressive as Mount Rushmore when it comes to pain.

Will England try and nurse him through to half-time? Massive call for Eddie Jones.

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Ralph Brooker: Early days. Only 7pt. But England are playing 15 headless chickens at the moment.

Shane O'Neill: Why couldn’t Ireland do this? Itoje immense. Joseph, Mays, Underhill, Vunipola fantastic

Jamie Smith: Retallick looks like a high school history teacher everyone is scared of

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George Ford snaps a drop-goal but it is well wide.

There may be a reason for that odd tactical decision...

Elliot Daly's siege gun boot takes England down to the New Zealand 22m off the penalty. He chewed off just the right amount.

George Bridge took the catch but his toes were in touch.

England win a scrum penalty as Nepo Laulala folds under tectonic- plate levels of pressure from Mako Vunipola.

Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is very un-All-Black-like at the moment. There's some pockets of excellence, as usual, but they're making mistakes in the backfield.

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Becky Grey
BBC Sport at International Stadium Yokohama

Anthony Watson went down early in the game after hitting his head on Jack Goodhue's elbow.

He was on the floor again just now after that tackle on George Bridge. He's up again, but England would not want to lose Watson with how well he's played so far.

Owen Farrell has also picked up a knock, but looks to have run it off.

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Nick Hughes: You're joking? Whitlock steps up and commits as early as Curry goes - 50-50 at best