Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

Second effort, but Harry Grant didn't think the tackle was completed.

England building the pressure.

Jez Litten is clobbered by Harry Grant on the deck, after he's already been tackled. Penalty England.

AJ Brimson is replaced by Mikey Lewis. Crikey, what a time for Lewis to come on, out of position.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

Mark Nawaqanitawase has been doing that all year! I don't know see why England are going to him. That is one of his strengths in the air. You have got to go to Josh Addo-Carr.

England full-back AJ Brimson is struggling. The physio is on.

Meanwhile, England's attack ends with Mark Nawaqanitawase catching a high kick to the corner.

Angus Crichton knocks on in the tackle and it presents England with decent field position.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Headingley

In the past two Tests, Australia have started slowly before going through the gears. Today, they have started like a rocket and deserve the early try - even if the refereeing was questionable.

England need to step up.

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Nathan Cleary knocks over for the extras.

John Kear
Former Wales head coach on BBC One

We have already had an inclination that Australia are going to move the ball.

That error from Joe Burgess gave them the field position to play some good stuff.

A huge test for England's defensive line incoming.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

First mistake and that is what you can't do. England got away with the first break, but now they put themselves under immense pressure again.

First mistake of the match and it comes from England. Joe Burgess knocks on but the replay suggests he is stripped in the tackle and a captain's challenge might have been in order.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Headingley

Headingley is by far the smallest ground used in this series, but that is not stopping the atmosphere being deafening.

This is the only dedicated rugby league ground used in these Ashes, and the Leeds natives are making their voices heard loud and proud.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

What a break. Harry Grant saw the opportunity, and he cut them to pieces.

Amazing defence by Joe Burgess.

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Oh my word. Harry Grant with the step and Australia break the England line.

Only some fantastic cover defence from Joe Burgess prevents an early try for the tourists.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

England can't go around Australia. England have to cut angles and get short passes in, but Australia will be better as their captain, Isaah Yeo is back.

And away we go.

We are moments away from kick-off so here is a reminder of how the teams are lining up.

Jon Wilkin
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 Live

On improving the rugby league standard in England...

In terms of bridging the gap, it is such a simple thing.

For me, participation in football in this country is a vacuum for our young athletic talent.

Broadcast rights, commercial revenue, large sponsorships, overseas ownership and a lot of that money goes flooding into football and rightly so because it is interesting and so many people are interested.

The unintended consequence is that many other sports fall behind. There are not as many junior players playing a number of sports in this country.

We face a challenge now for the minds and hearts of young people in the light of technology and in light of almost being bred in captivity, to get those people out to play sport and also to play a sport which isn't as glamorous as football remains a challenge.

The commercial success of football is probably the biggest obstacle for rugby league to grow.