Australia v England LIVE rugby: Result and reaction as England keep series alive with win

Penalty to Ireland where the ball landed, which is deep in New Zealand territory. To the corner they go for a lineout, and a maul...

Which New Zealand stall! Excellent set-piece defence from the All Blacks, bringing it down legally and ensuring the ball won’t come back. It’ll be the hosts’ scrum feed, and that’s three points turned down by Ireland...

It’s yellow! That’s a little bit reckless from Fainga’anuku, and though the crowd boo as he is sent from the field for ten minutes, you’d suggest it was closer to red than just a penalty. Very clumsy.

It is a leaping Leicester Fainga’anuku who lands on Hansen, jumping to try and block the kick ahead but then doing little avoid a collision. There’s head contact.

Ooh! Mack Hansen kicks ahead and is rather nastily collided with by a New Zealand body. Hansen stays down - and TMO Tom Foley calls down to Jaco Peyper, suggesting the referee takes a look. There’s blood on the Ireland wing’s face...

The All Blacks are intent to play from deep but their runners are struggling to make significant, consistent dents. Eight phases inside their own half come to little before Barrett looks to the air, weighting his high bomb close to perfectly and allowing Leicester Fainga’anuku a chance to challenge. He times his leap well but can’t quite clutch a fast-falling ball, knocking on.

Ireland again get their restart set-up slightly wrong, with Peter O’Mahony forced to arch backwards in the air to take a floated kick from Beauden Barrett. Good hands from the Ireland blindside.

39 metres, just outside of the right-hand upright, but nothing to unduly trouble Johnny Sexton, who has started this game well.

Another very pleasant picture at scrum-time, Ireland getting a late nudge on but New Zealand able to play away. Rieko Ioane makes a half-break up the left, but Ireland drag him down. There is quick ball, but Brodie Retallick is isolated as he carries and Caelan Doris is expertly over the ball, two arriving All Blacks unable to shift the limpet, who earns a holding on penalty.

Johnny Sexton gestures for the uprights.

Ireland penalty, then, and a return to advanced territory. That’s a nice set-piece variation, too, feigning the maul after the lineout and sending Dan Sheehan looping around the pack, the hooker feeding Robbie Henshaw on an unders line. Alas, the Irish centre can’t quite gather as he seeks a soft shoulder - knocked on.

More lineout woe for New Zealand. A move at the front does not work and Dalton Papalii then goes beyond the ball with an over-enthusiastic clearout.