Five minutes for England to find something.

But they need the ball.

New Zealand are attacking on halfway but England are defending well.

Finlay Christie goes to the boot and George Furbank stands firm under big pressure from Sevu Reece's chase.

Furbank got smashed by Reece a short while ago so that's a great recovery and take.

Beauden Barrett chips ahead and goes down after contact with an England player but the referee is unmoved despite the crowd's appeals.

Is a game-defining moment coming up here?

It's so tight.

A dummy line-out throw from New Zealand is pulled up by the ref and England are off the hook again.

A few errors creeping in from both sides as they tire.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

The last two minutes have seemed like an hour because one mistake or one tactical miscalculation could cost you. There are nerves all around.

A series of scrums now as we approach the final 10 minutes.

If England can engineer a penalty it's in kicking range so the hosts can't afford a mistake.

In fact it's Dan Cole who is penalised and New Zealand can clear through Jordie Barrett.

Big turnover for the hosts!

Skipper Scott Barrett disrupts the England maul and does enough to earn his side possession as England were looking to build.

Ian Jones
Former New Zealand international on BBC Radio 5 Live

We talk about Smith's missed kicks, well Jonny Wilkinson also struggled here in 2011. It's not uncommon in this stadium.

Changes for England as Fin Smith and Ben Spencer replace Marcus Smith and Alex Mitchell for the closing stages.

The All Blacks' fly-half makes no mistake and the hosts are back in the lead with fifteen to play.

Damian McKenzie can put New Zealand's noses back in front here.

Ian Jones
Former New Zealand international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Marcus Smith's hands with his show and goes, the way he runs with the ball, committing numbers and asking questions of the defence, has been a standout.

He's had a wonderful game so far but has to keep pushing it all the way.

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England full-back George Furbank is forced into a hurried clearance and New Zealand have a good attacking position.

And now a penalty...

Jordie Barrett kicks into England's half and the visitors will have the line-out.

It feels like a crucial part of the game now.

Which side can seize the initiative?

England have 20 minutes to keep their noses in front and earn just a third ever win over the All Blacks in New Zealand.

Only two England teams – in 1973 and 2003 – have done that, and they've never won a series.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

Remember it's 21 years since England beat the All Blacks in New Zealand. 15-13 was the score that day in Wellington.

England on the attack but again they are held up by the shrill blow of the referee's whistle and New Zealand have possession back.

Ben Earl the offender this time, getting in front of the man with the ball and dishing out a hefty blow to Jordie Barrett.

Frank Maguire: Get Slade on kicks, Smith’s kicking isn’t good enough at this level (yet).

A little injury break with Fin Baxter on the deck allows the players to get some fluids on board.

The debutant looks fine to continue.

Big tackle by Sevu Reece on Marcus Smith!

He takes it well but after England kick possession away they also give away a penalty at the breakdown and Jordie Barrett can send it deep into England territory.

New Zealand then lose the line-out and England have it back.

Approaching the hour mark in Dunedin.