Australia

Australia's Reece Walsh, speaking to BBC One: "It was a tough one. We knew they would come out firing. It wasn't our best footy, but we got the job done in the end.

"I wouldn't say that is the best we can play. A bit scrappy. Proud of our defence - we are just hungry to get better and that is something we can take pride in.

"It has been amazing. Back home, everyone speaks about the weather - we came and it has been beautiful.

"It is a cool experience to have. The game is going well over here, and we want to boost it and make it better.

"It is a dream from the kid that grew up to where I am now."

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Australia celebrated winning the second Test and Ashes by dressing up for Halloween and heading to a popular bar in Liverpool last Saturday.

They've also been up to Edinburgh and Northumberland this week, taking a dip in the North Sea.

I wonder what they've got lined up this evening to celebrate a whitewash?

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Headingley

A few boos, but mostly cheers and applause for the two sides at full time.

The calls for Shaun Wane to be sacked were louder after the fifth try. Part of that is this crowd being Yorkshire and Wane a Lancastrian - but a series whitewash will not help his cause.

Will Wane still be in charge in 11 months time, for the 2026 World Cup?

John Kear
Former Wales head coach on BBC One

The score doesn't reflect the performance of both teams. Australia will bend, but they will not break and then they come back with a suckerpunch.

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Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC One

Australia are just too good.

Australia get the job done again.

Shaun Wane and England will be wondering how they finished 22 points down on the scoreboard.

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John Kear
Former Wales head coach on BBC One

What a piece of evasion that was from Reece Walsh.

That is what scrums offer you - man on man stuff. He is just a great athlete.

Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC One

Reece Walsh, too hot to handle. The rockstar of rugby league.

Australia get a repeat set near the English line and now Herbie Farnworth knocks on.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

Cameron Munster has been fantastic, but there is only one better than him today, Harry Grant.

Another England attack ends a couple of yards short of the Australia line.It has all been a but too predicatable in the last 10 minutes or so.

England are throwing the ball around like the Harlem Globetrotters but are just going backwards. They get out of jail when Harry Grant gets in Josh Addo-Carr's way. The Australia flyer would have been away there.

England will feel they have played better than the 16 points they trail by. They get a penalty but the option of two points is turned down.

John Kear
Former Wales head coach on BBC One

Over the three games this Australia defence has been sensational.

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Unlucky for Joe Burgess as he takes the ball near the Australia line but is immediately smothered by Australia players.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

England had their chances with the pressure and they couldn't get over the line.

That is what you get against a quality side.

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Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Headingley

Having also won 3-0 in the last series back in 2003, this means Australia will complete clean sweeps in successive Ashes for the first time since 1986.

"You're getting sacked in the morning," sing some England fans at Shaun Wane.