Australia win to clinch three-match series with a game to spare
Reece Walsh sin-binned with 15 minutes left for deliberately making contact with Dom Young in the air
Two quick second-half tries from Cameron Munster and Hudson Young edge Australia clear
Teams were level at half-time after two first-half penalties each - Nathan Cleary for Australia, Harry Smith for England
Both teams had player sin-binned after early scuffle - Tino Fa'asuamaleaui for Australia, Dom Young for England
FT: England 4-14 Australia
Much improved from England, especially in the first half.
But Australia are the best team in the world for a reason. They took their chances, and they have won the series.
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Tom Johnstone is down and getting treatment.
That's both England wings who have picked up an injury today.
England 4-14 Australia
England have not won an Ashes series since 1970.
That run is going to continue.
England 4-14 Australia
Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One
For me, it is Cameron Munster who is man of the match today. Crucial try and come up with the big plays.
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Australia have the ball - but Reece Walsh spills it.
Cameron Munster is named as player of the match.
England 4-14 Australia
Walsh is booed back onto the field.
England 4-14 Australia
Dom Young has had to limp off, the England wing has suffered a blow to his knee.
Reece Walsh is about to come back on for Australia after his sin bin.
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Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One
No squaring up from England whatsoever.
England 4-14 Australia
Morgan Knowles is brought down at the last in the fifth set, and in their final attempt Herbie Farnworth is run out of play.
England need a miracle.
England 4-14 Australia
Some brilliance by Herbie Farnworth in the tackle keeps the Ashes alive.
England have possession, and need to score in this set.
England 4-14 Australia
Australia are still right on the England line. Can they deliver the killing blow?
Harry Grant breaks the line - but is held up!
England 4-14 Australia
James Graham
Former England forward on BBC One
If England can find a try then it is game on.
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Tino Fa'asuamaleaui touches the ball as he is tackled, and the ball narrowly goes forward.
Let off for England.
England 4-14 Australia
Australia break away! Brilliant offload by Cameron Munster to set Nathan Cleary on his bike.
They cross under the posts, but was there a knock on?
England 4-14 Australia
Mikey Lewis brilliantly offloads to Kallum Watkins, but in the final set he picks the wrong option and runs out of room.
This is slipping away from England.
England 4-14 Australia
James Graham
Former England forward on BBC One
Too deep, again from England.
13 against 12 - you have got to play flat.
England 4-14 Australia
Nathan Cleary tries to kick Australia out of trouble, caught on the full by Tom Johnstone.
England have to score soon.
England 4-14 Australia
Australia have to withstand England here without their star man.
So far they are doing so.
England 4-14 Australia
Steve Sutcliffe
BBC Sport at Hill Dickinson Stadium
England needed a lift. Will that be it? The mood inside Hill Dickinson stadium suddenly feels completely different.
England 4-14 Australia
Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One
It is a penalty, but that is it. The ball has gone, Reece Walsh is reading the play.
