Now England make the mistake from the restart as Ben Spencer is caught at the back of the ruck.

Was it out? Looked harsh, England end up getting a scrum and the ball back.

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

It was a two on two, no problem, but George Furbank steps in to help his mate Tommy Freeman.

If he comes in he has to stop the offload.

Instant response.

Slightly harder on the angle, however Marcus Smith hits it true.

New Zealand mess up the restart by kicking it dead, England then go through the phases and win a penalty.

Chris Ashton
Former England wing on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Unbelievable offload out the back. He is that strong he has wrapped his arm around George Furbank.

A clever kick from Marcus Smith gets England out of trouble. He looks bang up for this one.

Showing he is not just fancy tricks.

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

England just needed one more pass and they were away. Marcus Smith causing trouble with his dummy and go.

The fly-half makes no mistake from in front of the posts.

A big carry from Maro Itoje pushes England deep inside the New Zealand 22.

They win a penalty. I'd say points surely?

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Both teams try early kick-passes from deep inside their own halves.

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

What's the fine? £2,000? Go on England, get over the halfway line and go nose to nose. I think we'd all have chipped in a fiver for that!

Now to the rugby. Here we go.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium

The Twickenham crowd were singing Swing Low Sweet Chariot long before the haka even started and then broke into cheers as Jamie George led his team up to halfway to get a better look at the challenge.

The most exercised of the All Blacks looked to be replacement Anton Lienert-Brown who gave the longest and dirtest look at the white shirts after the haka was done.

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All within the rules that. A foot may have may strayed over the halfway line, nothing mad but technically a response by marching forward.

Very respectful!

England march 10 metres forward to the halfway line, but they stay put. For now...

Here comes the haka....

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

Game management is key but game style has to be top of the tree today. How many times have we watched England here or abroad where it is crying out for them to use the talent they have?

England need to set their stall out from the off. George Furbank needs to get the ball in the backfield and do what he does so well for Northampton week in, week out.

This is not about playing for 10 or 15 minutes. This is about establishing themselves against one of the best teams in the world. This is England, this is how we are going to play.

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Chris Ashton and Matt Dawson are on comms.

Before selection, Tom Curry said it has always been a "big goal" for both Curry twins to play for England together.

Tom starts against New Zealand, with brother Ben on the bench.

"It makes me smile just thinking about it," Tom added.

Could this be the day? Or will Curry replace Curry, which makes live texting easier.