England beat world champions New Zealand in front of 41,523 fans at Twickenham's renamed Allianz Stadium
Captain Marlie Packer try against run of play gives England lead
Abby Dow scores brilliant solo try and Ellie Kildunne also touches down as hosts lead 17-0 at half-time
Natasha Hunt bags England's fourth try at start of second half
Two New Zealand tries cut England's lead but Red Roses extend winning run to 17 games
England start defence of WXV1 trophy later this month in Canada
England 5-0 New Zealand
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
When they get their opportunity they take it - free-flowing rugby or driving maul, they don't care. A really good drill, formed and delivered well.
Marlie Packer
England strike first from their trusted rolling maul.
The line-out goes to hand and then the white shirts pump towards the line before captain Marlie Packer grounds the ball.
Holly Aitchison misses the conversion.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 0-0 New Zealand
When Sarah Bern pins her ears back, she takes some stopping.
Luckily for New Zealand, Renee Holmes is up to the challenge and the full-back puts in the tackle.
England 0-0 New Zealand
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
There are some bright moments but a little too much overplaying from England. They need to be more clinical with possession.
England 0-0 New Zealand
Jess Breach finds herself in a bit of space but her clip through is inaccurate and New Zealand regain possession.
I've not seen England look so stuttered in attack for some time.
England 0-0 New Zealand
New Zealand have been on top, but for all their pressure, they haven't troubled the scorers.
England have remained resolute and soaked up everything thrown at them.
England v New Zealand (14:30 BST)
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
There will be no doubt now if New Zealand fancy this one.
They've dominated the early exchanges and have cut England open multiple times.
John Mitchell wanted a proper Test match ahead of WXV, he has certainly got one.
Image source, ReutersEngland 0-0 New Zealand
New Zealand are clearly looking to utilise Ayesha Leti-I'iga as much as possible.
It's a clever kick from the base of the ruck by scrum-half Maia Joseph straight into the bread basket but the wing loses control of the ball in last-ditch tackle by Ellie Kildunne.
England continue to stand firm.
England 0-0 New Zealand
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
Great defensive work from England, Jess Breach had pace, power and composure and she had to make sure she made that tackle.
England 0-0 New Zealand
Grace Wheeler
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
Every hit so far has been a big one and the crowd are certainly telling us!
A superb tackle there from Breach.
England 0-0 New Zealand
What a covering tackle by Jess Breach on her opposite number Ayesha Leti-I'iga.
The New Zealand wing looks like she is in but Breach covers back and hauls her down.
England 0-0 New Zealand
Ellie Kildunne's footwork steps past the first defender but then she meets New Zealand lock Maiakawanakaulani Roos and there was only one winner there.
New Zealand fly into the ruck though and England win the penalty.
England 0-0 New Zealand
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
Good possession to begin with from New Zealand, they look very comfortable.
England 0-0 New Zealand
A first sight of Ayesha Leti-I'iga as she tears off down the wing.
Ellie Kildunne holds her up in the tackle and England stand firm.
England 0-0 New Zealand
Wallop.
Abby Dow puts in a big 'Welcome to England' tackle to set the early tone close to her touchline.
The crowd, bathed in sunshine, liked that one.
England 0-0 New Zealand
Renee Holmes gets us up and running...
England 0-0 New Zealand
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
This is the biggest challenge England will face, New Zealand are our nemesis. This could be a classic.
England v New Zealand (14:30 BST)
Maggie Alphonsi
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC One
Games like this put women's rugby in the spotlight, we saw how the Lionesses did with football and this team have the chance to engage with the public.
England v New Zealand (14:30 BST)
You can feel the passion from the New Zealand players as they performed the Haka.
It was also impeccably observed by England and their fans.
We're all set...
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland v New Zealand (14:30 BST)
The anthems have been sung and we're all set for Test match action at Allianz Stadium.
But first, time for the Haka...
