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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HT: England 0-8 Australia
England have had two decent opportunities to score today but just haven't quite been able to execute.
Australia full-back Reece Walsh is probably the difference between this match being all square, or the hosts even edging it.
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Australia
Australia acting captain Harry Grant, speaking to BBC One: "Patience is something we've spoken about all week. We've had plenty of opportunities and need to make sure we execute. We need to keep it nice and simple in the second half."
HT: England 0-8 Australia
Sam Burgess
Former England captain on BBC One
There is a number of things England will be pleased with, but they're a a bit scratchy. The quicker they settle themselves into the game, build a cycle and put some attrition into the game [they will score].
HT: England 0-8 Australia
England
England captain George Williams, speaking to BBC One: "I think we need to be more patient. Australia are too good of a team to give them that much of possession.
"Disappointing, but we're in the game - plenty of time yet. If you're in an arm wrestle and you give them cheap ball it becomes difficult."
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England have it all to do in the second half.
England 0-8 Australia
Nathan Cleary does not miss these. It's a straight kick from 30 yards or so and flies between the sticks.
Unfortunately TMO doesn't look at forward passes. It only looked at the obstruction and grounding. It's completely up to the ref and touch judges to call forward passes and if you speak to Super League fans, this has been a problem that has existed for a while.
James
The referee needs help ...lots of Australian off the ball dark arts going on here.
Graham, Somerset
England 0-6 Australia
Jez Litten is penalised for tackling Reece Walsh without the ball. Penalty Australia and Nathan Cleary will look to add two more points.
England 0-6 Australia
Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One
Brilliant from the left-hand-side of England. Jack Welsby gets Tom Johnstone away, but there was too much juice on it from Johnstone's kick.
England 0-6 Australia
Oh my word. England get in down the left but Tom Johnstone's kick forward has too much juice on it and Mikey Lewis can't touch down for a try.
England 0-6 Australia
Angus Crichton is over again for the Australians but Dom Young is surely taken out when going for a high ball by Josh Addo-Carr...
The video referee probably isn't even needed for this.
England 0-6 Australia
James Graham
Former England forward on BBC One
I love that from Herbie Farnworth. He pops up on the left-hand-side and he's been given a free license to attack anywhere on the field. He is almost like a second full-back.
England 0-6 Australia
Australia go for the short drop out from under the posts and Tom Johnstone is judged to have knocked on. Really not sure about that.
England 0-6 Australia
Cameron Munster shoots out of the Australia line to smash into Jack Welsby...
England are builing pressure and a George Williams grubber kick is flipped behind by a green and gold shirt.
England 0-6 Australia
Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Wembley
Conceding the first score has sparked England into life - they have been much more flowing in attack since the try.
Can they make it count before the interval?
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Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One
Australia tried to play their way out of trouble and they couldn't do it. That's the reward for England staying in the right area of the field.
England 0-6 Australia
Mark Nawaqanitawase coughs up an error as Australia try to make ground down the England left again.
What can England make of this?
England 0-6 Australia
James Graham
Former England forward on BBC One
Brilliant from Reece Walsh, again. The two-on-one situation nailed by the Australian.
Am I seeing things, or was there a massive forward pass in that try? Thrown from behind the 10m line, caught five yards in front of it!
Peter, Windsor
What were the officials looking at in that Australia try? Clear obstruction/block in the build up and a glaringly obvious forward pass at the end! Paul
Paul
The obstruction for the Aussie try was open to interpretation, what was binary and should have resulted in the try being disallowed was the big forward pass.
Sean, disillusioned watching in Turkey
Image source, ReutersEngland 0-6 Australia
Brilliant from England.
George Williams elects to run the ball on the fifth tackle and Jake Wardle evades his marker before Reece Walsh gets across to knock on and save Australia.