Eight minutes in the second half completely turned this match.
With New Zealand leading 14-6 with 25 minutes to play, cool heads were needed but the Kiwis lost theirs.
A late hit on Sam Tomkins gave England field position,then handling errors in the next three Kiwis' sets upped the pressure and completely handed the initiative to the home side.
Last week he found an absurd penalty try, and at Anfield he was again perhaps overly patriotic in his decision to award England's match-winning try.
It had been a superb run by Tommy Makinson, and was sent upstairs as a try, which has to be kept in mind.
But the winger had no control, and clearly lost the ball over the line.
It would have been a tough, and unpopular, call, but needed to be made.
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak. Photo / Photosport
Dallin delivers
He led, but not enough of his teammates followed.
Kiwis captain Dallin Watene-Zelezniak was again superb at Anfield, after a strong display last week.
His play to set up Ken Maumalo for the Kiwis' second try was outstanding, after scoring the first himself, and his willingness to constantly run full throttle into the English line was inspirational.
He's only 23, but could develop into one of the great Kiwi captains.
