Much-improved England beat Australia in Brisbane to level series at 1-1
Billy Vunipola rumbled over from line-out move for early try
'Tongan Thor' Taniela Tupou powered over to reduce England's lead
Owen Farrell kicked six penalties but Samu Kerevi try put England under pressure
Eddie Jones' side regained control to end losing four-game run
Series decider in Sydney next Saturday
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England have got the job done and saved the series with victory in the second Test in Brisbane.
All eyes are now Sydney for the decider next week.
Until then...
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The winning team enjoy a moment together after the game...
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Australia:England
Metres gained - 295:366
Clean breaks - 3:3
Tackles - 130:110
Missed tackles - 16:29
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Speaking to Sky Sports, England centre Owen Farrell said: "It was a tough Test match. The way we started was outstanding, we thought we didn't throw a punch last week but we came here and started with a bang.
"We just wanted people to be themselves and free them up. We never really got going last week but we have an unbelievably exciting team and it's just about getting people going. I thought we did that from the off.
"We need to be smarter in that middle patch and not back up an error with an error. There are still lots of things we can tidy up but we will work on that even though we have won."
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Speaking to Sky Sports, England captain Courtney Lawes said: "It was a tough scrap but I'm proud of the boys. We stuck in and we knew they would come back at some point as they have some quality players but we got through.
"We have been working hard this week and getting to know each other and it paid of. We showed at the end that our defence can get us on the front foot but we let them score too easily and, at international level, you cannot really have that.
"Thanks to the (travelling) fans and we're glad we could put on a performance for everyone back home."
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England came out of the blocks quickly and raced into a 19-0 lead, which ultimately proved too much for Australia.
The hosts bounced back in the second-half and it looked like momentum may have swung in their favour but the boot of Owen Farrell nudged the visitors out of reach.
Onto Sydney for the decider next weekend...
England have levelled the series with victory in the second Test in Brisbane.
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England win the penalty but the visitors are in no rush to take it.
The white shirts saunter to the mark and Owen Farrell pops the ball into touch.
Seconds remaining now.
Owen Farrell misses for the first time in the game as the ball just drifts to the left of the upright.
Just over five minutes remaining...
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Another penalty and another shot at goal for Owen Farrell.
With the clock ticking down, this will make life difficult for the Wallabies if it goes over.
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Here we go then.
After his impressive try-scoring debut off the bench last week, Henry Arundell has entered the fray.
He takes the place of Tommy Freeman on the wing.
Owen Farrell
Possibly the easiest kick Owen Farrell has faced today as he is bang in front of the posts.
The ball sails over and England stretch their lead to beyond a converted try.
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England back on the front foot as Owen Farrell picks out Jack Nowell with the boot out wide.
The wing shows enough strength to shrug off a couple of gold shirts and he is quickly supported by several in white.
The visitors are held up over the line but Farrell will have the chance to kick over another three.
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Luke Cowan-Dickie is on for Jamie George and he is immediately into the thick of things.
He starts by successfully throwing in at the line-out before breaking clear and running at the heart of the Wallaby defence.
But it's turned over and Tom Wright dances his way into open space. He chips ahead as the stands erupt with noise.
Tommy Freeman gathers the ball but he is dragged out of play by Wright from his collar. The crowd enjoyed that one.
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The referee's arm stretches out in England's favour, and his whistle is met by loud cheers by the men in white.
Plenty of back slapping and head tapping follows.
A welcome boost.
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Chris Ashton
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
It'll be a miracle if Australia go on to win this match and the series given what's happened to them with the red card last week and four injuries so far in this game.
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Marika Koroibete is thrown the ball on the wrap around, but he spills it forward with Lewis Ludlam poised to stop him in his tracks.
England have the scrum in their own 22 and they need to get this right if they are to wrestle back momentum.
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Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live
Australia are rampant and have the extra man - can England stop their momentum?
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Nic White shows his footballing talent with a huge box kick from inside his half.
The ball trickles into touch deep in English territory and White celebrates like he's scored in the cup final.
Noah Lolesio
Noah Lolesio further punishes Marcus Smith for that deliberate knock-on and Australia move to within five points.
The home crowd are starting to cheer a little louder.