Straight as an arrow and England's lead is cut to two points.

A breakdown penalty given away by Tom Curry allows the hosts to reduce the deficit from the tee.

Damian McKenzie steps up looking for his first points of the match.

A big moment for prop Dan Cole who is on to equal Jason Leonard's 114 England caps.

And New Zealand send on superstar Beauden Barrett to see if he can get the All Blacks back in front.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

Smith missed the penalty kick but brilliant bounce-back from him to orchestrate the attack. It was a great pass to put Feyi-Waboso in.

But England are coming again and are close to the line.

Can they get over?

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

That is a huge miss. It's hit it flat, low and left. That's a Rory McIlroy three-footer. It's an anomaly from Smith with his kicking record but that is a howler and could cost them dearly.

Marcus Smith can't take the opportunity and we stay level.

He didn't strike it true and he knew as soon as he hit it.

A second miss for the Quins fly-half.

A scrum penalty gives England the chance to take an early lead in the second period.

Ethan de Groot has been guilty of giving away a few now and England can take the lead if Marcus Smith seizes the chance.

TJ Perenara hasn't made it out for the second half.

That impact on his knee did not look good so it's no surprise.

Best wishes to him.

Finlay Christie will play at scrum-half for the ABs in the second half.

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We're back under way for the second half.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been a great half of Test-match rugby. The All Blacks are slightly rushing but their attack v England's blitz defence is a fascinating watch.

It's not only England in action today, there are some mouthwatering matches taking place across the globe.

Warren Gatland's Wales are in Australia looking for a confidence-boosting win in a 10:45 BST kick-off.

Then at 16:00 GMT it's a real heavyweight battle as world champions South Africa host Six Nations winners Ireland.

Those two have had some titanic tussles in recent years and there is something of a rivalry developing between them so it's one not to miss.

If you've not had your fill of rugby, of course you haven't, Scotland are in Canada and kick-off there is 22:00 BST.

Whatever you're up to today you can follow all of those games on the BBC.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

England's blitz defence has you on the edge of your seat. Players made a 25-yard dash to try and make a tackle in the New Zealand 22 and only a forward pass stopped New Zealand from going the length of the field. It's knife-edge stuff from England defensively.

After a very entertaining first half we go in level.

It's been great stuff and that first 40 minutes flew by.

More of the same please!

No problem for the England number 10 as he knocks it over to level matters.

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England penalty!

The All Blacks give away the penalty as they try to attack from their own half and Marcus Smith can send England in level if he nails this.

We're into added time now and New Zealand are going through the phases.

Big moments for both sides before the break here.

Ooh a couple of tacklers fall on New Zealand scrum-half TJ Perenara's leg and that is a horrible looking knock for the scrum-half.

For a player who has been out injured for a long time that is the last thing he wants.

Fingers crossed there's no harm done.

The referee spots a neck roll from Fin Baxter and New Zealand have a penalty.

We've seen one of those from either side now.

Chance gone for England.