That sums up New Zealand. Nothing working in attack after England push them back, Billy Proctor retreats and kicks it away.

Beauden Barrett then finds a nice touch.

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

England's manipulation of New Zealand so far has been great. New Zealand are chasing shadows.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium

The crowd don't hate England kicking. They hate the bad kicks.

Two of the biggest cheers so far have been for George Ford's sky-scraping spiral bomb and Freddie Steward regaining his own booted reply.

New Zealand are looking a little rattled. England are on the up. The scoreboard unchanged though.

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Immanuel Feyi-Waboso glides up the wing after sharp hands. Ardie Savea is able to kill that attack off.

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

George Ford's spiral bomb was absolutely nailed.

England have started this game so positively. Sam Underhill just had to give it to Ollie Lawrence, who was in, but the pass is off.

Brilliant work by Fraser Dingwall to open up the hole.

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A poorly executed kick by George Ford blows an opportunity. Class start to this game by Freddie Steward.

Huge hit from Freddie Steward to win the ball back for England. Plenty of exchanges in the air so far. New Zealand rock solid until Steward wins the ball in the air.

Excellent clearance kick from Alex Mitchell. New Zealand crash it up and make good metres.

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Beauden Barrett boots the ball and we are under way. It is loud!

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium

Tasty.

Ardie Savea and Quinn Tupaea right at the front of the All Black challenge and the England team stared right down the barrel.

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Henry Pollock is loving this.

England lined up in a U formation.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium

Some running repairs for England captain Maro Itoje, who was flat on his back while a backroom staff member fixed his studs before the haka begins...

Here comes the haka....

There seems to be a bit of extra spice to this one. You can sense the big-game feel.

Apparently England might have something in response.

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1 November: England 25-7 Australia

8 November: England 38-18 Fiji

15 November: England v New Zealand (15:10 GMT)

23 November: England v Argentina (16:10 GMT)

Referee: Andrea Piardi

Assistant Referees: Luc Ramos, Gianluca Gnecchi

Television Match Official (TMO): Marius van der Westhuizen

Foul Play Review Officer (FPRO): Mike Adamson

Wins over New Zealand for England last came in 2012 and 2019.

Two of the greatest days in English rugby.

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England are seeking to beat New Zealand at Twickenham for the first time since 2012.

Stuart Lancaster's men produced one of the great England performances 13 years ago to defeat the then world champions 38-21.

Can you remember England's starting XV from that game? Take our quiz to test your knowledge.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent

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Coaching New Zealand is one of the most pressurised jobs in world rugby, but current incumbent Scott Robertson is determined to "turn the expectation into joy" as his side bid for a Grand Slam tour.

Despite an inconsistent first two years in charge by All Blacks standards - 19 wins and six defeats in 25 matches - Robertson and his side are in London this week, with a first home nations clean sweep since 2010 in their sights.

The All Blacks dug deep to battle past Ireland in Chicago before withstanding a Scotland fightback in Edinburgh last weekend.

And with England resurgent, unbeaten in nine games and looking for a first victory over New Zealand at home since 2012, the stage is perfectly set for today's game.

"It's at the so-called home of rugby, with a full house and an expectant English team," he told the Rugby Union Weekly podcast.

"We want a Grand Slam, they want to take our scalp. How good is footy?

"This is why I'm doing the job and that's where the enjoyment starts. There is a fine balance - you feel like you are never satisfied, but you love it."

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A lot has been made about the impact of England's bench over the past few weeks.

My colleague Mike Henson has gone through all of the numbers and looked at the reasons why that approach appears to have been successful.

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