Summary

  • England 22-24 New Zealand match report

  • George Ford hits post with penalty and just misses drop-goal as All Blacks hold on to edge out England in thriller at Allianz Stadium

  • Mark Tele'a's second try helped New Zealand fight back to lead 24-22 after Immanuel Feyi-Waboso's try had put England 22-14 ahead

  • Tele'a and Will Jordan tries gave New Zealand 14-12 half-time lead

  • New Zealand's third narrow win over England in 2024

  • England move forwards to halfway line as All Blacks perform haka

Live Reporting

Alastair Telfer and Mantej Mann

  1. No try

    England 19-14 New Zealand

    Huge moment in the game!

    The crowd go mad as England are awarded a penalty for a deliberate knock on from Caleb Clarke.

  2. Try review - New Zealand (Beauden Barrett)

    England 19-14 New Zealand

    Was it a knock on?

  3. England 19-14 New Zealand

    Tom Curry nails Will Jordan to get the ball back on New Zealand's 22. He is having a brilliant game. Surely done enough to not be replaced by his brother Ben, who is on the bench...

  4. Smith shining bright

    England 19-14 New Zealand

    Excellent kick from Marcus Smith for a 50-22. Is he having one of those games that will go down in history?

    Sorry, no pressure Marcus.

  5. Replacements - England

    England 19-14 New Zealand

    Full new front row on for England.

    Theo Dan, Fin Baxter and Dan Cole are all on.

  6. England 19-14 New Zealand

    Alex, please let your mother know that Will Jordan is rapid.

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    My mum watching the try and Marcus get caught "come on, you’re young!"

    Alex, Bournemouth

  8. England 19-14 New Zealand

    Finally a turnover on the ground - the first of the game. New Zealand kick the penalty into the England half, however, they drop the resulting line-out.

  9. 'Smith stayed calm'

    England 19-14 New Zealand

    Chris Ashton
    Former England wing on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    It was Cortez Ratima who picked up the ball from the base and he took two steps, which allowed Marcus [Smith] to react.

    Great move from Smith. He stayed calm, threw the dummy and [Immanuel] Feyi-Waboso took it on.

  10. England 19-14 New Zealand

    Beauden Barrett says sorry for kicking the ball dead. New Zealand look rattled.

    Now is the time for England to take advantage with the momentum.

  11. 'Great gamble'

    England 19-14 New Zealand

    Matt Dawson
    2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Great gamble by Marcus Smith. It looked like a huge overlap for New Zealand but Smith, who reads the game so well, knew where the height of the pass would be.

    Brilliant by England.

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  12. try

    Converted try - England 19-14 New Zealand

    Immanuel Feyi-Waboso (con Marcus Smith)

    Stunning!

    Marcus Smith intercept the ball and races clear. Will Jordan chases him down, Smith doesn't panic and finds George Furbank, who finds the wheels of Immanuel Feyi-Waboso.

    Smith did brilliantly to find his support. He nails the extras.

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  13. Replacement - New Zealand

    England 12-14 New Zealand

    Patrick Tuipulotu is on for Tupou Vaa'i in the second row.

  14. Kick-off

    England 12-14 New Zealand

    We are back under way.

  15. Hail Sititi

    HT: England 12-14 New Zealand

    England have beaten five defenders to New Zealand's 15. Flanker Wallace Sititi has been the star so far, setting up the first try with a superb offload and catching the eye with some barnstorming runs.

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  16. Spencer impresses on first start

    HT: England 12-14 New Zealand

    Ben Spencer's previous six caps came from the bench. One eye-catching break and a measured kicking game shows he has what it takes to start at 9.

    However, in-form Harry Randall may suit an open game in the last 20.

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    Scrappy so far. First team to click wins this. If they're within a score at 60, England have to play the moment, forget the history and back themselves.

    AJ, Yorkshire

    Smith and Genge go missing again in big games.

    Stevo, Cheltenham

  18. Flaky England defence

    HT: England 12-14 New Zealand

    Mike Henson
    BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium

    England promised they would front up and match the All Blacks physically in the pack, They have done so, turning the scrum into a source of strength and matching the tourists on the gain line.

    However, their defence has been flaky with New Zealand's neat skills and clever lines exposing Ellis Genge twice for tries.

    If Tupou Vaa'i had managed to cling to that final pass from Wallace Sititi the scoreline would look a lot uglier.

  19. 'England happy to be in the game'

    HT: England 12-14 New Zealand

    Chris Ashton
    Former England wing on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    The most frustrated team at half-time will be New Zealand. England will be happy to be in the game.

  20. No haka drama

    HT: England 12-14 New Zealand

    Much of the build-up was dominated around the haka. Will England respond?

    They did march forward, right up to the halfway line. That was it however.

    An anti-climax for anyone wanting drama.

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