Australia 30-28 England: first rugby union Test – as it happened

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The Wallabies stunned England in a chaotic opening Test in Perth.

Thank you for joining me tonight. Let’s do it all again in Brisbane next weekend. Until then, here’s tonight’s match report, hot off the press. Tuck in to more from Rob, Gerard, and Angus during the week.

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Owen Farrell kicked the conversion to narrow the margin, but it was Australia’s night after a chaotic match in Perth.

Dave Rennie: has had a word with Australian TV, glowing about his side’s character, and Noah Lolesio in particular, who was called up at the very last second when Quade Cooper tweaked his calf in the warm-up.

“We didn’t fire too many shots in the first half, but it was much better in the second half. Pretty comprehensive,” Rennie said.

“I thought we controlled things pretty well. The great thing about this group is we don’t panic. We’ve got some great leaders.”

“England will be better.”

80+2 mins: Arundell with another break. Penalty England 5m out. Pick and drive leads to another advantage on the line. Just 13 Gold defenders - and Jack van Poortvilet is the man gifted the task of crossing.

Out of nothing, the young England sub bursts through two tackles then turns on the afterburners to whizz around the outside and touch down in the corner. Shame it will count for little, but that was a heck of an introduction to Test rugby.

England only have a week to regroup before the second Test in Brisbane. The third follows a week after that in Sydney.

The phases never end. The gold wall drives forward relentlessly. 5m out in the right corner the ball is fired inside, Samu takes a step, buys himself some space and wriggles with Stuart for