Australia have withstood a physical barrage from England to win the Ashes for a 14th straight time, taking an unassailable series lead with a 14-4 victory in Liverpool.

On a day where England threw bodies into every tackle and tensions boiled over from the second minute, the Kangaroos ultimately kept their cool to win out.

After a pitch invasion from notorious antagonist ‘Jarvo’, who somehow managed to line up with the Aussies during the national anthem as though he belonged, Cameron Munster proved the difference with a game-breaking try early in the second half, after a try-less first stanza where England had the better chances.

Speaking after the game, Munster said he believed the man “must have been Kevvie’s cousin or something”.

Hudson Young also scored a second-half try, before A

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