Postpublished at 60 mins
England 23-28 Australia
First, Luke Cowan-Dickie spills the ball over his head and then Ellis Genge throws a loose pass into touch.
Sloppy by England.
Image source, Getty ImagesSummary
England fall to fourth defeat in a row after Australia score game's 10th try in overtime
Max Jorgensen dives over to secure rollercoaster victory in 84th minute
Maro Itoje's try had put England ahead in 78th minute as lead changed four times in dramatic final 15 minutes
Australia had already fought back to lead 20-18 at half-time after England's Chandler Cunningham-South scored two tries in first 12 minutes
England have lost six of their 10 matches this year - and face double world champions South Africa next week
Postpublished at 60 mins
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Smith again made something happen for England. Out of nowhere we've got a lifeline. A shame some team-mates, particularly Spencer, are coming up short. Absolutely must build on this now the crowd are noisy again.
Ben
Postpublished at 16:38 Greenwich Mean Time 9 November
England 23-28 Australia
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraThat is a super-strength of Marcus Smith. Lovely deft touch.
Try - England 23-28 Australiapublished at 56 mins
Ollie Sleightholme
Clever.
England have the scrum deep inside Australia territory and Marcus Smith calls for the ball before quickly moving blind.
The fly-half stands up the Wallaby defence and grubbers the ball through expertly for Ollie Sleightholme to gather and open his England account.
Smith misses the conversion.
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This team is going absolutely nowhere under Borthwick, out thought and out fought.
Tim
Penalty - England 18-28 Australiapublished at 53 mins
Noah Lolesio
Noah Lolesio pops the ball between the sticks and Australia stretch their lead to 10 points.
Postpublished at 52 mins
England 18-25 Australia
Australia are back on the front foot after a clever break inside their own 22 as the Allianz Stadium holds its breath.
England keep them out on the line but the visitors have the penalty in front of the posts.
The hosts have missed 30 tackles in less than an hour of rugby.
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Ben Spencer could have a walk in under the posts and he'd still box kick it away. Get him off. Absolutely awful.
Gary
Postpublished at 16:31 Greenwich Mean Time 9 November
England 18-25 Australia
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraAustralia are playing rugby and they are taking England on. England are trailing and playing a negative play of rugby. It is so frustrating.
Postpublished at 16:31 Greenwich Mean Time 9 November
England 18-25 Australia
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraYou can predict it. When England wobble they will go within themselves and do what they did in the last 20 minutes last week.
Try - England 18-25 Australiapublished at 50 mins
Fraser McReight
Australia are in again. Or are they?
The Wallabies run a nice line-out routine down the short side before Fraser McReight gets over in the corner.
The flanker's foot is close to the touchline but it is awarded as a try on the field and there is no evidence to overrule it.
Image source, Reuters'Sublime touches'published at 16:26 Greenwich Mean Time 9 November
England 18-20 Australia
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraJoseph-Aukuso Suallii doesn't look like a nervous debutant! He has had some sublime touches.
Postpublished at 49 mins
England 18-20 Australia
The Wallabies are growing in confidence as English heads continue to drop all around them.
It's only a two-point game but England need to wrestle back momentum.
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England 18-20 Australia
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraAnother piece of brilliance from this rugby league convert Suaalii. Paul Grayson was saying about how people are worried about his defence... well don't worry about his defence, just watch his attack.
Suaalii statspublished at 16:24 Greenwich Mean Time 9 November
England 18-20 Australia
The stats so far for Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii.
Carries - 6
Metres made - 26
Offloads - 4
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England 18-20 Australia
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii is intent on making the headlines.
Australia chip the ball into the sky and the Wallabies outside centre leaps up to clip the ball backwards and keep the move alive.
Athlete.
Postpublished at 16:21 Greenwich Mean Time 9 November
England 18-20 Australia
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraThe first phase-of-play two and a half minutes, England are setting themselves up for a hard second-half.
Postpublished at 45 mins
England 18-20 Australia
George Martin rescues England deep in their own half with an aggressive counter ruck.
Marcus Smith loses possession in a choke-tackle and Australia kick it through as the green and gold shirts pour through.
Martin is on hand to stand his ground and keep them out.
Postpublished at 43 mins
England 18-20 Australia
England try and go through the phases but it's all easy enough for Australia to defend.
The hosts will be looking for more potency in attack.
Image source, Getty ImagesKick-offpublished at 40 mins
England 18-20 Australia
Australia get us up and running again and Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii is leaping like a salmon to knock the ball back for the visitors.
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Team Lineups
home team, England
Starting lineup
- Number 15, Furbank , substituted for Randall at 62 minutes
- Number 14, Feyi-Waboso , substituted for Sleightholme at 21 minutes, substituted for Feyi-Waboso at 31 minutes, substituted for Sleightholme at 51 minutes
- Number 13, Lawrence , substituted for Sleightholme at 35 minutes, substituted for Lawrence at 41 minutes
- Number 12, Slade
- Number 11, Freeman
- Number 10, Smith
- Number 9, Spencer , substituted for Ford at 62 minutes
- Number 1, Genge , substituted for Baxter at 62 minutes
- Number 2, George , substituted for Cowan-Dickie at 51 minutes
- Number 3, Stuart , substituted for Cole at 69 minutes
- Number 4, Itoje
- Number 5, Martin , substituted for Isiekwe at 60 minutes
- Number 6, Cunningham-South
- Number 7, T Curry , substituted for Dombrandt at 23 minutes
- Number 8, Earl
Substitutes
home team, England
- Number 16, Cowan-Dickie
- Number 17, Baxter
- Number 18, Cole
- Number 19, Isiekwe
- Number 20, Dombrandt
- Number 21, Randall
- Number 22, Ford
- Number 23, Sleightholme
away team, Australia
Starting lineup
- Number 15, Wright
- Number 14, Kellaway
- Number 13, Sua'ali'i
- Number 12, Ikitau
- Number 11, Pietsch , substituted for Jorgensen at 48 minutes
- Number 10, Lolesio , substituted for Donaldson at 71 minutes
- Number 9, Gordon , substituted for McDermott at 33 minutes, substituted for Gordon at 41 minutes, substituted for McDermott at 64 minutes
- Number 1, Bell , substituted for Slipper at 71 minutes
- Number 2, Faessler , substituted for Paenga-Amosa at 60 minutes
- Number 3, Tupou , substituted for Alaalatoa at 46 minutes
- Number 4, Frost
- Number 5, Williams , substituted for Salakaia-Loto at 60 minutes
- Number 6, Valetini
- Number 7, McReight
- Number 8, Wilson , substituted for Gleeson at 65 minutes
away team, Australia
- Number 16, Paenga-Amosa
- Number 17, Slipper
- Number 18, Alaalatoa
- Number 19, Salakaia-Loto
- Number 20, Gleeson
- Number 21, McDermott
- Number 22, Donaldson
- Number 23, Jorgensen
home team, England
Starting lineup
- Number 15, Furbank , substituted for Randall at 62 minutes
- Number 14, Feyi-Waboso , substituted for Sleightholme at 21 minutes, substituted for Feyi-Waboso at 31 minutes, substituted for Sleightholme at 51 minutes
- Number 13, Lawrence , substituted for Sleightholme at 35 minutes, substituted for Lawrence at 41 minutes
- Number 12, Slade
- Number 11, Freeman
- Number 10, Smith
- Number 9, Spencer , substituted for Ford at 62 minutes
- Number 1, Genge , substituted for Baxter at 62 minutes
- Number 2, George , substituted for Cowan-Dickie at 51 minutes
- Number 3, Stuart , substituted for Cole at 69 minutes
- Number 4, Itoje
- Number 5, Martin , substituted for Isiekwe at 60 minutes
- Number 6, Cunningham-South
- Number 7, T Curry , substituted for Dombrandt at 23 minutes
- Number 8, Earl
Substitutes
- Number 16, Cowan-Dickie
- Number 17, Baxter
- Number 18, Cole
- Number 19, Isiekwe
- Number 20, Dombrandt
- Number 21, Randall
- Number 22, Ford
- Number 23, Sleightholme
away team, Australia
Starting lineup
- Number 15, Wright
- Number 14, Kellaway
- Number 13, Sua'ali'i
- Number 12, Ikitau
- Number 11, Pietsch , substituted for Jorgensen at 48 minutes
- Number 10, Lolesio , substituted for Donaldson at 71 minutes
- Number 9, Gordon , substituted for McDermott at 33 minutes, substituted for Gordon at 41 minutes, substituted for McDermott at 64 minutes
- Number 1, Bell , substituted for Slipper at 71 minutes
- Number 2, Faessler , substituted for Paenga-Amosa at 60 minutes
- Number 3, Tupou , substituted for Alaalatoa at 46 minutes
- Number 4, Frost
- Number 5, Williams , substituted for Salakaia-Loto at 60 minutes
- Number 6, Valetini
- Number 7, McReight
- Number 8, Wilson , substituted for Gleeson at 65 minutes
Substitutes
- Number 16, Paenga-Amosa
- Number 17, Slipper
- Number 18, Alaalatoa
- Number 19, Salakaia-Loto
- Number 20, Gleeson
- Number 21, McDermott
- Number 22, Donaldson
- Number 23, Jorgensen
