Josh Addo-Carr goes over from a Cameron Munster kick as England's right-edge defence is lacerated again but referee Grant Atkins has called offside.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

What do you do with Mikey Lewis now? Do you swap him?

England's Morgan Smithies leaves one on Isaah Yeo. That was a bone-crunching tackle.

Decent first set, kick and chase from England.

Here we go again.

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Here come England...would anyone else stick Herbie Farnworth at full-back?

Hit the thumbs up if you would shift the Dolphins man.

Sam Burgess
Former England captain on BBC One

I think England have got to be ready to get into the gameplan in the second half.

Sitting down will not do them any good!

A big five or 10 minutes coming up for England at the start of the second half.

The period immediately after half time is where they lost the second Test.

Have Shaun Wane's side learned their lesson and can they maintain their intensity?

Kevin Brown
Former England international on BBC One

Australia are so clinical. You have to break yourself for the cause.

This next five minutes is more crucial than last week and we blew it last week.

Sam Burgess
Former England captain on BBC One

England have been a little flat in the last five minutes of the half. Everything we talk about has gone. Where we have been poor in this whole series is the first 8 minutes after the half. That must be addressed.

Kevin Brown
Former England international on BBC One

Australia moved the ball more in yardage than I expected and that has not allowed Morgan Knowles or Matty Lees to get into them, but the more the game has played out Australia have made more errors.

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James Graham
Former England forward on BBC One

Mikey Lewis has got to put his head where you don't put your feet. He has got to put his body on the line.

Jamie Peacock
Former England captain on BBC One

The key part is errors.

England have had four errors in their own half which Australia have capitalised on.

If England want to win this game that is what they have got to cut out.

Sam Burgess
Former England captain on BBC One

England look better. We have hit short passes and challenged inside shoulders.

Australia have not been very good - they're at 70% and they're well below par.

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Australia

Australia's Nathan Cleary, speaking to BBC One: "It is a Test match. England fought their way back in the end of that first half.

"We are getting into the right areas, but pushing it too much too often."

England

England's Morgan Knowles, speaking to BBC One: "It is good. We have gone behind, so we have to claw some points back. More of the same. Hopefully, we get some more points.

"When we give them cheap possession - they will score points."

In terms of their performance that is arguably the best England have looked during the first half of any of the three matches.

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Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Headingley

Full credit to England, they could have folded amid injuries, mistakes and Australia pressure - but they deserve to be back in this game.

Australia have always raised their game after the break in this series though. Can the hosts match them this time?

Harry Smith puts England within touching distance with the last act of the first half.

John Kear
Former Wales head coach on BBC One

That was a wasted challenge.