Australia v England LIVE rugby: Result and reaction as Wallabies win despite Darcy Swain red card

Enormous cheers from the Eden Park crowd as Richie McCaw is shown smiling on the big screen. The All Blacks look like they could use their old captain’s calm as they again make a mess of their handling of the Irish restart.

Just like that, the All Blacks strike! That’s more like it from New Zealand, keeping hold of the ball and moving it quickly, Aaron Smith adding the fizz.

After Sevu Reece makes inroads down the right, it is over to the left, Sam Whitelock deftly playing the pivot and pulling-back as he swivels at the line to create space. Quick hands from centre partners Rieko Ioane and Quinn Tupaea send Leicester Fainga’anuku charging down the touchline.

Fainga’anuku is somehow quelled by two desperate diving Irish bodies within a metre of the line, but Jordie Barrett on the short line in the next phase will not be. He adds the conversion to push New Zealand into the lead.

Ireland nearly win their own kick back but New Zealand have just enough numbers there to handle Johnny Sexton’s clever chip. There’s definitely space in behind for Sexton to exploit - Jordie Barrett perhaps sitting a little too deep so far.

Ireland defend the New Zealand attack well, but aren’t hugely challenged. The All Blacks really haven’t found their attacking shape so far, but will get another chance to play from the back of an attacking scrum.

Better from Ireland at scrum time, forcing unsteady ball that Ardie Savea and Aaron Smith must stabilise, ending any chance of an All Blacks launch play. They thus kick the ball to Ireland.

There’s a general untidiness to the recent exchanges. Now Ireland make an error, and then rip the ball forward from New Zealand hands.

The All Blacks lineout ends up in Irish hands. A little messy - New Zealand just struggling to settle in.

And here come Ireland! Lovely grubber from Johnny Sexton, threaded through for Garry Ringrose to collect. Can he find Jamison Gibson-Park? Not quite! Superb from Beauden Barrett, reading the pass to pluck it out of the air as Gibson-Park prepared for a 35-metre sprint for the line.

Or not! That’s a strong shove from New Zealand, Ofa Tu’ungafasi forcing Andrew Porter to turn in under pressure. Penalty to New Zealand.

New Zealand close the gap and are free kicked. Ireland’s forwards fancy a go at the scrum just inside the All Blacks 22 - after the inevitable reset, this should present strong attacking ball...

Ambition from the All Blacks for the first time as Jordie Barrett eschews a clearance and opts to run from inside his own 22. He makes strong progress and there is a suspicion of a high tackle, but Ireland soon win the ball back, Peter O’Mahony the first player on his feet and thus able to play the ball with his hands.

A toe ahead is hared after gamely by Keith Earls, who forces a diving Quinn Tupaea to push into touch. Ireland lineout deep in New Zealand territory.

Biff! Garry Ringrose inspects Sam Cane’s lower ribs with his right shoulder as the All Blacks captain juggles a short pass, leaving his midriff rather open to Ringrose’s thump. A firm hit, a knock-on, and an Ireland scrum on their own ten-metre.