Summary

Live Reporting

Elizabeth Botcherby

  1. Ruby Tui
    New Zealand World Cup winner on BBC iPlayer

    That was absolutely sensational! If you're going to put your money on anyone to score a try, it's Leti-I'iga.

  2. England 7-12 New Zealand

    Topsy Ojo
    Former England back on BBC Radio 5 Live

    It's been coming. New Zealand have run the same play three times. They have noticed they can prize open a gap between the tail of the line-out and the first defenders, which has been the wingers.

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    Converted try - England 7-12 New Zealand

    Ayesha Leti-I'iga (con Sorensen-McGee)

    It's Ayesha Leti-I'iga's name on the scoresheet but that was all Hannah King! Split the defence before popping a simple pass to Leti-I'iga on her left shoulder. Very smart.

  4. Ruby Tui
    New Zealand World Cup winner on BBC iPlayer

    Mahutariki-Fakalelu - a crucial turn-over there.

  5. England 7-5 New Zealand

    Rather like last weekend in Exeter (England 26-26 Canada), neither side has grabbed this match by the scruff of the neck.

    Jess Breach makes some ground down the right for England but the move ends in a turnover. Back up to the other end of the park we go.

  6. England 7-5 New Zealand

    A bright spell of possession for New Zealand, stemming from a penalty conceded by Marlie Packer.

    Amy du Plessis carries the ball up to the 22 before... yup, another handling error. Frustrating.

  7. England 7-5 New Zealand

    Topsy Ojo
    Former England back on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Time almost froze as the England backs looked around at each other. The system broke down and that is such a disappointing manner to concede a try.

  8. England 7-5 New Zealand

    Ruby Tui
    New Zealand World Cup winner on BBC iPlayer

    The Black Ferns have never been predictable against the Red Roses, and that's why they cause problems for them.

  9. England 7-5 New Zealand

    Alastair Telfer
    BBC Sport journalist at Allianz Stadium

    Ellie Kildunne chased forward and pointed for cover. Nobody covered....

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    Try - England 7-5 New Zealand

    Amy du Plessis (con missed)

    Amy du Plessis - take a bow!

    After chasing back to the halfway line to retrieve Lucy Packer's kick, she spots a gaping hole on the left wing, lets rip with her boot, and wins the foot race at a canter.

    England punished for leaving the back door open.

  11. England 7-0 New Zealand

    Spilled in the tackle. Sigh.

    Lucy Packer wallops the ball clear.

  12. England 7-0 New Zealand

    Dancing feet from Ayesha Leti-I'iaga, cutting in from the left to carry New Zealand back into England's 22.

    If they don't come away with points this time...

  13. Kat Merchant
    2014 England World Cup winner on BBC iPlayer

    The opportunities that the Black Ferns are creating for themselves - they're working really hard.

  14. England 7-0 New Zealand

    New Zealand create another promising opportunity for themselves, closing down the kicker and winning a line-out deep in England's 22, but it's undone by yet another knock-on.

  15. England 7-0 New Zealand

    Katy Daley-McLean
    England's 2014 World Cup winning captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Wonderful defence by England. The intensity, their ability to keep taking New Zealand's hits and stay strong was immense.

  16. England 7-0 New Zealand

    Alastair Telfer
    BBC Sport journalist at Allianz Stadium

    Jess Breach is not known for her defence, but that's an excellent piece of defence.

    Lots of hunger shown. Shaun Edwards impact?

  17. England 7-0 New Zealand

    However, he'll love that work from Jess Breach, tracking across to close down the space for Ayesha Leti-I'iga on the left wing and forcing her into touch.

    Nice anticipation from the England winger. New Zealand should probably have moved the ball faster.

  18. England 7-0 New Zealand

    Shaun Edwards, working with England in a consultancy capacity, will not be happy with how his side failed to bring down Maia Roos.

    New Zealand are up to the five-metre line.

  19. England 7-0 New Zealand

    Oh no! Good opportunity for New Zealand after Maddie Feaunati gives away a penalty on the halfway line but Hannah King slices her kick and only gains about five metres.

  20. Kat Merchant
    2014 England World Cup winner on BBC iPlayer

    Harrison looks so relaxed there and her kicking game is just so strong.