England seal 2-0 series win
Harry Smith gives England lead with penalty, but Shawn Blore responds with converted Samoa try
Liam Marshall then scores on debut and, with Junior Pauga in sin-bin, George Williams and Matty Ashton extend England advantage
Herbie Farnworth surges through to put hosts 22-6 clear at break, but Jake Tago revives Samoa hopes early in second half
Farnworth scores classy second try to send England clear again, then sets up Jack Welsby for another, before Jeremiah Nenai pulls four points back
England won first Test 34-18 in Wigan last Sunday
England 22-6 Samoa
John Kear
Wales head coach on BBC Radio 5 Live
Jarome Luai's complaining to the referee. But Samoa can't play the victims. They've got to get on with the game.
England 22-6 Samoa
Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One
Herbie Farnworth is world-class and probably one of the best centres in the world.
Farnworth with the footwork off his left foot and you are not going to stop him from there.
Herbie Farnworth (38 mins)
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Herbie Farnworth shows why he in one of the best centres in rugby league today, quick footwork taking two men out the game as he checks back inside before bursting to the line.
The black mulleted Farnworth holds off last gasp tacklers to roll over the line, and that might be the killer score so close to half time.
Harry Smith rediscovers his radar from the tee, and the gap is 16 points.
England 16-6 Samoa
Junior Pauga is back on the field of play. 13 v 13 once again.
England scored eight points against reduced numbers. Could they prove decisive?
England 16-6 Samoa
Steve Sutcliffe
BBC Sport at Headingley, Leeds
Image source, Getty ImagesThis contest has certainly swung in England's favour since Junior Pauga was sent to the sin bin.
Head coach Shaun Wane will be pretty satisfied by the way his side are completing their sets at the moment. That was one of his big gripes in the aftermath of the first test.
England 16-6 Samoa
England have the final seconds of playing against 12 now, and they are aiming to make it count with another sweeping move down the right.
Samoa are clinging on by their fingertips, they cannot afford to concede the next score.
England 16-6 Samoa
John Kear
Wales head coach on BBC Radio 5 Live
Fabulous finish from Ashton, but what a pass from Harry Smith. Samoa going short gave England field position. The money ball is Harry Smith's long pass that missed two players out. Air Ashton: Try. Six sets since that sin-binning, two tries. England are playing the sin-binning perfectly.
England 16-6 Samoa
Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One
Take a bow Harry Smith. He has picked the pocket against Samoa who are defending one man down.
Smith comes up with the money pass. That's Rugby League at its best.
Matty Ashton (32 mins)
Image source, PA MediaBrilliant try!
It looks like Samoa have the defensive numbers again - only for Harry Smith to find an absolute stonker of a pass out to the right wing. Hard, long, true - the kind of pass you dream about.
Matty Ashton takes the ball to his midriff and powers over to the roars of the Headingley crowd.
Smith's kicking is less true however, as he misses a second successive conversion. That keeps Samoa in the game.
England 12-6 Samoa
England try to find the overload down the wings, but the Samoan defence is sound.
Harry Smith tries a grubber kick through the middle, but it's the wrong call as Roger Tuivasa-Sheck collects.
England 12-6 Samoa
Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC One
Image source, PA MediaIt's now about game-management for Samoa.
They need to slow it down and wait till they have Junior Pauga back on the field.
England 12-6 Samoa
The wind looks to have been taken out of Samoa's sails a bit here. A high kick from Harry Smith, switling in the wind, is dropped by Jeral Skelton.
Samoa have five minutes to survive before they are at full 13 again.
England 12-6 Samoa
Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One
I feel for Junior Pauga a little bit there. I'm not sure what else he could do.
John Kear
Wales head coach on BBC Radio 5 Live
Oh no. No. That doesn't sit with me as regards to the spirit of rugby league. If Bateman hadn't stayed on the ground there, nobody would have looked at it at all. I don't like it. We've come here for 13 against 13, elite against elite.
George Williams (27 mins)
Image source, PA MediaThe video shows Junior Nsemba making contact with a couple of Samoan players off the ball, but it is decided he wasn't interfering with the play.
Samoa will feel hard done by twice in a couple of minutes, but England have a second try. Captain George Williams grounded in plenty of space.
Harry Smith's kick is wayward, so Samoa remain within a converted try of England's total.
England 8-6 Samoa
Can England take advantage against 12 men... it looks like it! Over the line - but it goes to the video referee for a possible obstruction.
England 8-6 Samoa
Chris Kendall is not a happy referee. He says that's the fourth foul play of the game, too many for him.
Junior Pauga, who made that messy tackle, is sent for 10 minutes in the sin bin.
England 8-6 Samoa
A very clumsy tackle sees John Bateman catch a thigh to the shoulder and knee to the midriff.
It's a crusher of a tackle, even if the intent to hurt wasn't there.
Samoa's tackling today has been full-blooded, occasionally crossing the line.
England 8-6 Samoa
John Kear
Wales head coach on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, PA MediaThis is a proper Test match. Samoa have come to play, England have come to play. It's two high-quality teams playing high-quality rugby league.
England 8-6 Samoa
Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One
It is all about George Wiliams, he is making the right decision and the right pass.
He finds that play superbly, but Liam Marshall still has plenty to do.
