Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

A unlucky break for England. The ball comes back and Reece Walsh is one of the fastest players on the field. He spots the gap and scores.

Cameron Munster almost breaks clear down the left and Joe Burgess comes to England's aid.

But now Kallum Watkins knocks on. England challenge that decision. Not sure why to be honest.

John Kear
Former Wales head coach on BBC One

The 20 minutes after half-time Australia were on the ropes, but they come off the ropes and cop us a suckerpunch.

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Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC One

Take nothing away from Australia, but England to some extent are the masters of their own downfall.

Martin Offiah is sat in the stands. He watches Nathan Cleary knock another conversion over.

How England must wish they had a player like Offiah in their ranks.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

Too easy. What a player, Harry Grant.

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Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Headingley

Harry Grant booted the ball into the crowd after scoring the third Australian try. A sign of defiance to the home support.

Australia will feel they have reasserted their authority.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

Silly penalty! Why do that on the fifth tackle? Naivety.

What is Mikey Lewis doing? A daft penalty with Australia on the fifth tackle.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Headingley

Looking at the big screen in the stadium, I was surprised to see there are 20 minutes remaining. There has been so much action since half time.

Dead rubber? Not a chance.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

Silly penalty...

Joe Burgess does brilliantly to get back and make a tackle but then concedes a penalty.

Another examination for England's defence is incoming.

Nathan Cleary tries to breach the England defence but Harry Smith snaffles his kick up.

What a match this is.

Oh my word. Australia go the full length and Harry Newman stops a certain Josh Addo-Carr try in the corner.

John Kear
Former Wales head coach on BBC One

You have got to admire Australia. They are bending, but they're not breaking.

Their resilience is sensational.

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Brilliant defence from Australia as Joe Burgess can't quite get on the end of a George Williams kick.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Headingley

Reece Walsh is complaining that an England player made deliberate contact with their knee.

The Headingley crowd are not sympathetic with Australia's golden boy.

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Australia get away with one there. That should really have been a penalty to England.

Now they do win a penalty. One or two Australian players are losing their composure. But is this being reviewed? It is, but is goes against the visitors who chuck the ball away.