Half-timepublished at 08:58 British Summer Time 13 July
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New Zealand 13-14 England
That was a cracking 40 minutes of rugby, and England have been rewarded for a really good performance. They have kept the hosts under a lot of pressure, hung in there and got what they deserved at the end.
England fans are celebrating in Auckland - are they about to end that long unbeaten run at Eden Park for the All Blacks?
Converted try - New Zealand 13-14 Englandpublished at 08:51 British Summer Time 13 July
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Tommy Freeman (con: Smith)
What a great end to the half, and all from another Marcus Smith chip to the corner!
Tommy Freeman, fully aware that Mark Tele'a is right on him, takes the high ball, keeps his balance and then dives over in from the right hand corner flag, and then watches as Smith slots a fine conversion to give England the lead at half-time - thoroughly deserved.
Penalty - New Zealand 13-7 Englandpublished at 37 mins
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Damian McKenzie
Ben Earl concedes a penalty with a hand on the ball on the floor, and Damian McKenzie slots it from inside the 22 to the right of the posts, with a few seconds on the shot clock to spare, to give the hosts some breathing room.
Maro Itoje steals the lineout, which has been poor tonight from the home side.
Damian McKenzie rectifies it by kicking to the opposite side of the pitch, but England win their own lineout, with Marcus Smith electing to run it, jinking through a few tackles. It's impressive so far from England.
The pressure cooker finally explodes with a bit of a set to between Codie Taylor and George Martin, with most of the other 28 players joining in for a push and shove session.
But it's New Zealand that get the penalty and they are now setting up camp in the England 22.
England put the hosts under pressure, with Ollie Lawrence barging through before Jordie Barrett slips over almost on his own line when taking a Marcus Smith chip.
Finlay Christie gets it back from the ruck and clears to over the 22.
England are showing great spirit each time they go behind, and now they get a scrum in the 22 close to the left touchline.
Ben Earl picks up and goes, but Ollie Lawrence drops it in midfield just a few metres from the line - it's a mistake at just the wrong time and New Zealand's Stephen Perofeta hoofs it clear from the scrum.
Postpublished at 08:29 British Summer Time 13 July
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New Zealand 7-7 England
Paul Grayson Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Going back to the try, you can tell when two players make a connection, they immediately caught each other's eye and you know that's something they've talked about in the week. If we get wide on the left, let's go early.
They're transferring pressure back onto the All Blacks.
More brilliance from Marcus Smith, but in defence this time. Stephen Perofeta and Mark Tele'a exchange passes on the left, and they should have scored but Smith got back to intercept and slide back over his own line to concede a scrum.
Converted try - New Zealand 7-7 Englandpublished at 08:21 British Summer Time 13 July
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Immanuel Feyi-Waboso (con: Smith)
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Not for long! What a try!
Marcus Smith essays a crossfield kick to the right, Immanuel Feyi-Waboso jumps and collects it in his breadbasket and hares in over the line for a superb response!
Postpublished at 08:20 British Summer Time 13 July
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New Zealand 7-0 England
Ian Jones Former New Zealand international on BBC Radio 5 Live
It was the first carry of Ardie Savea that really did the damage, bringing in four or five England defenders. From there, they were always on the back foot, trying to stay onside.
Tele'a is all work rate, looking for opportunities all the time. He had three metres of room to work in but that's enough for a player of that class.