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Australia 10-14 England
England are on top.
Summary
England take on Australia in the deciding Test in Sydney
Leicester lock Ollie Chessum will make his first start for England
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Australia 10-11 England
Ellis Genge is a machine.
Three times he drives forward to take England beyond the 22.
Australia panic and end up conceding a penalty as skipper Michael Hooper tackles a player off the ball. Farrell will kick to goal.
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Australia 10-11 England
Jamie George is replaced by Luke Cowan-Dickie. Another tactical shift.
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Australia 10-11 England
England are really drinving now as Owen Farrell looks to go for the corner with Tommy Freeman sprinting on. Just, just, too long.
One-dimensional England? Not in this half.
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Australia 10-11 England
And there we go. England win a defensive penalty and will have the chance to clear away.
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Australia 10-11 England
Much better from England in defence. This time the short side is covered and Australia end up retreating.
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Australia 10-11 England
Two early penalties conceded by England allows Australia to march up the field.
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Richard Taylor: England trying really hard, but it all looks a bit laboured and predictable. There isn’t that spark, that joy or showmanship that every side needs. EJ is such a dogmatist that he has squeezed any spontaneity out of them.
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Australia 10-11 England
One final push.
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The players are returning. Second half is a couple of minutes away.
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Henry Ellison: Love the bloke but think that is the last we see of Danny Care in an England shirt. Hauled off early and deserved to be. Was very poor.
Mark Burt: Grim viewing for England fans. Some will argue test rugby is all about the result but they won’t be playing teams missing 9 starters every week. If this was against Ireland, they’d be obliterated. Change is needed.
Robin Johnson: England already look a different team with JVP on at 9.
Sensational Ireland make history in Wellingtonpublished at 12:03 British Summer Time 16 July 2022
FT: New Zealand 22-32 Ireland
This morning Ireland beat the All Blacks to clinch their first-ever series win in New Zealand.
Tries from Van der Flier, Keenan and Henshaw gave the Irish a healthy lead at the break, but after an All Black comeback a superb score from Herring saw Ireland extend the lead before claiming an incredible win.
Take a look at Michael Morrow's match report.
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Right, if you don't want to know the Ireland score, and well done for getting this far without spotting it, stop reading this live text for the next five minutes.
Postpublished at 11:56 British Summer Time 16 July 2022
Australia 10-11 England
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveThe forwards took it upon themselves to make their own decisions, all of a sudden they were making the carries and inches that gave the the momentum
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Australia 10-11 England
Ugo Monye
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 LiveIt's a great bisecting line from Steward, he is down as one of England's most important players. He is durable, reliable and massively consistent.
Half-timepublished at 42 mins
Australia 10-11 England
Well that half livened up a bit.
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Freddie Steward
Freeman, Lawes, they're all trying but can anyone get England over?
Replacement Jack van Poortvliet picks the perfect pass to Freddie Steward who uses his momentum to bundled past the Australia line and give England the lead.
Owen Farrell's conversion is missed.
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Australia 10-6 England
Freeman is pulled back inches away from the line on the left. That looked a certain try.
Missed penaltypublished at 39 mins
Australia 10-6 England
Off the posts!!! But.....
Australia keep the ball in play and Courtney Lawes is straight in with the tackle, not allowing Australia to get the ball away and England have another penalty. This time they kick for the corner.
Postpublished at 11:51 British Summer Time 16 July 2022
Right call to take Danny Care off? Hit the thumbs up if you agree. Down if you don't.