New Zealand go to the air and Marcus Smith does enough. The All Blacks again go to the air and this time Smith is beaten.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

Big players stepping up. We have been crying out for this with England for years. Big players making plays, making it easy for England to create momentum.

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England's Luke Cowan-Dickie is on for Jamie George.

Codie Taylor is spotted playing the ball on the ground and is given a yellow card.

We are back under way. Another thriller?

Tamaiti Williams is on for New Zealand prop Ethan de Groot.

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Earlier today, South Africa overcame a first-half red card to win for the second match in succession, as the world champions followed last weekend's victory against France with a 32-14 success against Italy in Turin.

Seven days after Lood de Jager's dismissal in Paris, fellow lock Franco Mostert was sent off in the 12th minute against the Italians.

Mostert was deemed to have made shoulder contact to the head of opposing fly-half Paolo Garbisi and did not attempt to wrap his arms in the tackle.

South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus, who had selected a rotated starting XV, brought on four of his replacements inside the first 26 minutes and the Springboks led 10-3 at half-time thanks to Marco van Staden's converted try.

Two Garbisi penalties reduced Italy's deficit to a single point but they were unable to take advantage of a brief spell with a two-player advantage, following Van Staden's yellow card for a ruck infringement.

Scrum-half Morne van den Berg crossed for South Africa's second score while Italy's Lorenzo Cannone was in the sin-bin and, although Ange Capuozzo collected an inside pass to dart over in response for the home side, Grant Williams and Ethan Hooker scored late on to secure victory for the Springboks.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think George Ford will have seen the clock and thought about getting points on the scoreboard.

I will not be complaining about a drop-goal.

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

Brilliant technique from George Ford, he practises that a lot and you can tell.

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Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium

This is living up to its promise. The momentum is sloshing about all over the Twickenham deck, with England finishing the stronger off the back of those two George Ford drop-goals.

One to look out for - Tom Roebuck headed down the tunnel with a limp. With Marcus Smith, England's only backline specialist replacement, already on permanently for Freddie Steward, we are looking at a rearrangement that would bring Ben Earl or Henry Pollock into the backline should Roebuck have to come off.

England will take that after being down by 12 points.

Again! George Ford sits well outside the 22 and nails it in front of the posts. That one was from further out.

Immanuel Feyi-Waboso again is unleashed down the wing. Here come England...

Lovely hands by Marcus Smith.

George Ford nails it.

Beauden Barrett just about clears his lines but that's a win for England. Good platform now to push for another score.

Penalty to New Zealand for England going in at the side of a ruck. They miss touch for the second time this half.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium

England have sent their seven remaining replacements for a warm-up in the dead-ball area.

Would Steve Borthwick considering pulling the pin on the Pom Squad, or at least some of them, before half-time?