Summary

  • FT: England 6-26 Australia

  • Reece Walsh converted try gives Australia lead, Nathan Cleary penalty extends advantage on half-time

  • Angus Crichton scores two second-half tries to put Australia further clear, before Walsh adds another

  • Daryl Clark scores for England late on

  • Kangaroos captain Isaah Yeo fails head injury assessment after collision with Dom Young - will miss next week's second Test

  • No British side has beaten Australia in a Test since 2006

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Live Reporting

Steve Sutcliffe

  1. 'Crichton takes advantage'

    England 0-20 Australia

    Brian Noble
    Former Great Britain coach on BBC One

    A couple of tired England defenders and Angus Crichton takes advantage of that.

  2. England 0-20 Australia

    Absolutely no surprise at all to see a slightly bloodied Nathan Cleary add the extras.

  3. try

    TRY - England 0-18 Australia

    Angus Crichton

    Cameron Munster with a show and go and Angus Crichton races over for another Australia try.

    Game over.

    England players react after Australia scoresReuters

  4. 'There is still time for England'

    England 0-14 Australia

    James Graham
    Former England forward on BBC One

    England are low on energy, but they will have been speaking about this situation. There is still time for England.

  5. England 0-14 Australia

    Emma Smith
    BBC Sport at Wembley

    England need three converted tries in a little over 15 minutes.

    If they win this, does it go down as their greatest victory of all time?

  6. England 0-14 Australia

    A decent break from Mikey Lewis and now John Bateman smashes into Reece Walsh after a kick chase. That's better from England.

    Reece Walsh of Australia is tackled by John Bateman of EnglandSWpix

  7. England 0-14 Australia

    Not what Mikey Lewis planned at all on the last tackle. The England half gets his kick all wrong and Australia are able to shut them down.

  8. England 0-14 Australia

    England get a set restart. What can England do from this?

  9. England 0-14 Australia

    James Graham
    Former England forward on BBC One

    As Cameron Munster approaches the ball he looks inside to almost nobody which holds up the defence.

    The tempo and disguise that he has when he touches the football puts the defenders in three minds because he has so many options.

  10. England 0-14 Australia

    Australia almost get in down the England right but Dom Young does just enough to force the error.

    The visitors are starting to purr.

  11. England 0-14 Australia

    A long high kick from Mikey Lewis is easily caught by Mark Nawaqanitawase. Australia have been excellent under high balls today.

  12. 'England look tired'

    England 0-14 Australia

    James Graham
    Former England forward on BBC One

    England look tired. Australia look like they're ready to shift on any moment and expose at any moment.

  13. 'Desperation mode'

    England 0-14 Australia

    Matt Newsum
    Commentator on BBC One

    England were in desperation mode and it paid off.

  14. England 0-14 Australia

    Australia are getting through their sets and now get a set restart.

    A Nathan Cleary knock on under pressure from Jack Welsby gives them a huge reprieve.

  15. England 0-14 Australia

    Emma Smith
    BBC Sport at Wembley

    A scuffle between Herbie Farnworth of England and AustraliaSWpix

    One of the biggest cheers of the day as Herbie Farnworth squares up to Cameron Munster.

    England still have some fight in them, at least.

  16. England 0-14 Australia

    Herbie Farnworth is not happy with that tackle from Cameron Munster.

  17. England 0-14 Australia

    What a result for England. A Mikey Lewis kick out from under the sticks doesn't reach the 10-metre line but bounces on and Dom Young snaffles the ball.

  18. Get Involved

    The problem is that Australia will improve during the series. I’m not at all convinced that England can improve enough to match them.

    Keith, Leeds

    England's Jake Wardle battles against the Australia defencePA Media

  19. England 0-14 Australia

    England have good possession but George Williams knocks on in front of Australia's posts.

    Another missed opportunity for Shaun Wane's side who have to funnel back quickly with Reece Walsh marauding forward.

  20. 'Sensational'

    England 0-14 Australia

    James Graham
    Former England forward on BBC One

    Sensational. Very early in the tackle count and that is a huge play from Jez Litten.