Summary

  • England fall narrowly short of inflicting New Zealand's first defeat at Eden Park since 1994

  • Mark Tele'a scored his second try of match to restore New Zealand's lead midway through the second half

  • Immanuel Feyi-Waboso and Tommy Freeman had crossed for England to give England a 14-13 half-time lead

  • New Zealand win series 2-0

Live Reporting

Tim Oscroft

  1. New Zealand 18-17 England

    Chris Jones
    BBC rugby union correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

    New Zealand really knocking on the England door now.

  2. New Zealand 18-17 England

    This Beauden Barrett is a decent player - might go far.

    Two great pieces of skill, a deft pick up, then a chip ahead and a kick on, before he spoils it with a knock on. England are clinging on, then they concede a penalty in front of the posts.

  3. New Zealand 18-17 England

    Ian Jones
    Former New Zealand international on BBC Radio 5 Live

    What a great lesson for all young rugby players from Mark Tele'a - patience and the discipline to stay in your position. He kept the width, he didn't move at all.

    Beauden Barrett is not a young man but his acceleration is second to none.

  4. New Zealand 18-17 England

    England have just dipped a bit in the last few minutes, and now they need to get back to the impressive levels of that middle 20-60 minutes period.

  5. New Zealand 18-17 England

    Damian McKenzie misses a tough conversion, but Barrett (B) has made a huge difference since coming on, the hosts are energised and even the crowd have woken up.

  6. try

    Try - New Zealand 18-17 England

    Mark Tele'a

    Beauden Barrett races into the 22, finds his winger with a short one and Mark Tele'a dives in just inside the left corner flag.

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    Frank: All Blacks are rattled here and crowd disgraceful jeering the kicker. The fortress is crumbling!

    Andrew: The All Blacks are missing the calmness, discipline and organisation of greats like Whitelock and Retallick at the lineout.

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  8. Beauden Barrett on for New Zealand

    New Zealand 13-17 England

    The All Blacks have brough on their supersub, and straight away they look to be lifted, kicking on to put England under pressure at a lineout deep in their 22.

  9. New Zealand 13-17 England

    For a microsecond, it looks like Mark Tele’a has taken a stray pass and has the chance to race in from halfway....but we are dragged back by referee Nic Berry for an England scrum on the centre spot.

    Then Marcus Smith chips a rolling, bouncing bomb of a kick to three metres from the flag.

    It's really, really good from England - but they have too many in the lineout and the hosts kick clear. Chance wasted.

  10. New Zealand 13-17 England

    Ian Jones
    Former New Zealand international on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Jamie George is made for these moments. He is the skipper, he wants to be there until the bitter end. He will be the one continuing to inspire, lead and calm his troops.

  11. New Zealand 13-17 England

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

    It's so good and so refreshing to have a team that when they get the ball in hand, they want to go forward.

    And doesn't Feyi-Waboso look good?! He makes a break pretty much every time he gets his hands on the ball.

  12. New Zealand 13-17 England

    Just for a moment it looks like Immanuel Feyi-Waboso may have a chance, with a weaving run in from the right after an offload from Freddie Steward. There's a knock-on and from the scrum another delicate Smith chip is too far ahead of Tommy Freeman - still, good work from England in the opposition's 22.

  13. Replacement

    New Zealand 13-17 England

    Dan Cole replaces Will Stuart, and moves past the great Jason Leonard to become England's second most-capped male player.

    Theo Dan, who has also just come on, has taken a knock to the head and has also gone off to be checked over.

    So captain Jamie George is back on very quickly...

  14. New Zealand 13-17 England

    Chris Jones
    BBC rugby union correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

    It's Test rugby of the highest quality.

    Both teams are making mistakes but it's because the pressure that's being put on.

    The game is on a knife edge and it's been on a knife edge all series.

    Jamie George in an England scrumGetty Images

  15. Penalty - New Zealand 13-17 England

    Marcus Smith

    The fly half lands it with ease and the lead is stretched to four points.

  16. New Zealand 13-14 England

    Marcus Smith loses the ball in the tackle, but England get a penalty as Dalton Papali’i takes out Henry Slade off the ball. A great chance to extend the lead, just to the left of the posts.

  17. New Zealand 13-14 England

    England rumble infield, but pressure from Mark Tele'a forces Jamie George to knock on. Fine work from a winger on a hooker.

  18. New Zealand 13-14 England

    It sounds a bit subdued in Eden Park, they are not used to seeing their team being equalled or bested at this famous venue.

    England are dictating this early phase, and have a lineout deep into the New Zealand 22.

  19. Second half under way

    New Zealand 13-14 England

    And we're back, can England make history in Eden Park?

  20. HT: New Zealand 13-14 England

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

    Tommy Freeman scores for England against New ZealandRFU via Getty Images

    Both England tries have come from the attacking kicking strategy.

    They've shown resilience mentally and physically, a fascinating first half.

    We thought they might have spurned too many opportunities in the New Zealand 22 but they've found a way to get back in.

    This is exactly what they would have written; in front at half-time, a quiet crowd, the game plan working - brilliant stuff from England.