England fall to fourth defeat in a row after Australia score game's 10th try in overtime
Max Jorgensen dives over to secure rollercoaster victory in 84th minute
Maro Itoje's try had put England ahead in 78th minute as lead changed four times in dramatic final 15 minutes
Australia had already fought back to lead 20-18 at half-time after England's Chandler Cunningham-South scored two tries in first 12 minutes
England have lost six of their 10 matches this year - and face double world champions South Africa next week
FT: England 37-42 Australia
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
I can't lose sight of what an incredible try that was under pressure for Australia.
England had it!
How many times have England had the game under their control and they go back to this dreaded box kick. It gets them in trouble every single time. For 65 minutes, England were fantastic. In the last 15 minutes, they were rubbish.
FT: England 37-42 Australia
Defeat for England is their fifth in six matches.
Just how do they get over the line in these tight affairs?
FT: England 37-42 Australia
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
What a finish by Australia. We all thought they would try and engineer a drop-goal. Then they peel away and England's defence hinged in like they have been doing all day.
A lovely offload from Len Ikitau to release Max Jorgensen.
Ben Donaldson's excellent conversion was the last play. The Allianz Stadium is dumfounded.
England throw away another lead late on.
World champions South Africa up next...
Max Jorgensen (con Ben Donaldson)
Heartbreak for England.
It looked like Australia were setting themselves for the kick at goal, but they move it wide and Len Ikitau carries hard before producing a deft offload out the back for Max Jorgensen to run clear.
Ben Donaldson nudges the conversion over.
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So, have England learned how to close out a tight Test match?
Mark
England 37-35 Australia
Australia are back in the England half. The ball is kept at close quarters. Are they setting up the drop goal?
England 37-35 Australia
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
I would love to hear Steve put his hand up and say he made a mistake last week in taking Smith off.
Image source, Getty ImagesMaro Itoje (con Marcus Smith)
Maro Itoje to the rescue!
England power through at the scrum and Ben Earl is off. The hosts roll through the phases, banging on the door, before Itoje smashes over.
Marcus Smith kicks a crucial conversion to hand England a narrow lead.
Seconds left.
Image source, Getty ImagesAndrew Kellaway (con Ben Donaldson)
Australia back in front.
George Ford throws a loose pass and Andrew Kellaway is off his wing to intercept and run clear. The white shirts cannot catch him.
Ben Donaldson adds the conversion.
Image source, geEngland 30-28 Australia
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
It hasn't been the highest quality Test match at times. All the positives come for England when they play with intent.
England 30-28 Australia
Swing lo, sweet chariot rings out around Allianz Stadium as England's fans try and get their boys over the line.
England lead by two with minutes to play. We've been here before though...
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Coincidence that England are offering far more in attack now that Spencer isn't on the pitch, box kicking every chance he gets? Far better ball carrying, far more zip about them. Now they need to keep the pressure on!
Ben
England 30-28 Australia
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
There will be plenty of Harlequins fans wondering over from the stands saying they have seen plenty of that over the years.
Marcus kicks that beautifully.
England 30-28 Australia
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Play at pace. That try comes from keeping the ball alive. Harry Randall is playing at a high tempo.
Ollie Sleightholme (con Marcus Smith)
A brace for Ollie Sleightholme.
England take a quick line-out and Marcus Smith spots the opportunity to attack. Ollie Lawrence sets the platform and Alex Dombrandt moves it wide for Sleightholme to double his Test tally.
Smith cracks an impressive conversion from close to the touchline and England regain the lead.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 23-28 Australia
Harry Wilson is showing signs of a concussion after a low hit on Maro Itoje. The Australia captain tried to stagger back into the line but play is stopped so he can receive some attention.
That will be the end of his game, I'm sure.
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Here comes the pre-planned substitution of George Ford on. Has Borthwick already forgotten what happened last weekend?!
Gary
England 23-28 Australia
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
England need to get the focus back, it all seems a bit razzle-dazzle. They need to focus now, go through the drill, smack Australia back and suck the energy and life out of them. Then use the skills of Smith. It's as simple as that.
England 23-28 Australia
George Ford is on.
But he replaces George Furbank, with Marcus Smith moving to full-back. Harry Randall is also on for Ben Spencer at scrum-half.
