"We want Dunn," comes the chant from the crowd as they ask for 36-year-old shooter Rachel Dunn to be brought out.

This will probably be her last World Cup. She stands up to come on and the crowd erupts.

Serena Guthrie comes off and is replaced by Nat Panagarry.

The England centre gets a huge cheer and a big hug from Tracey Neville.

I'm not crying, you're crying.

Jules: Really enjoyed the @NetballWorldCup what great inspiration the roses @EnglandNetball are to girls and women.

Jo Harten fires a backline pass over to Nat Haythornthwaite then gets it back near the edge of the D.

Then it's nothing but net. Three minutes left.

Jo Harten goes up for the ball... then falls to the floor.

Would love to know how much time players have spent on the floor in this match. Feels like it's been a particularly brutal one.

Serena Guthrie throws a running pass to Jo Harten, but it was a bit too ambitious and South Africa get the ball back.

England seem like they're trying a few more risky moves now. A South Africa comeback is surely not happening now.

T-5 minutes for the bronze medal.

Pamela Cookey
Former England shooter at the M&S Bank Arena

Potgieter is getting a talking to from the umpire. The ball just isn't dropping for them but it's because of the work rate of this England side. They've not let up once.

Maryka Holtzhausen is not loving life quite so much. Her shot spins around the rim and falls out.

The ball flies down court to Helen Housby for another England goal. Seven minutes remaining.

Denise Evans
BBC Sport in Liverpool

England are enjoying themselves now.

The crowd are playfully booing any call that goes against them

South Africa's heads have dropped as they know the game is gone, and with it, their hopes of winning a medal here in Liverpool.

Image source, Reuters

Jo Harten is getting cheeky now. England have got a convincing lead and she goes for a shot from the edge of the D.

The GA scores. Obvs.

Geva Mentor scrambles on the floor and comes away with the ball.

Then there's a clash of the captains in the mid-court. Bongi Msomi and Serena Guthrie both go up for the ball, then come down with a crash to the floor.

South Africa get the penalty.

Maryka Holtzhausen scores the turnover, but then England quickly get the ball back on South Africa's centre.

A drive across the baseline from Helen Housby = another goal.

England have to hold onto this lead for another 10 minutes to get their bronze medal. It's looking good.

They call Jo Harten salad fingers because of her ability to catch a ball that looks uncatchable.

She does it again. It looks like the GA has suckers on the end of her fingers as she pulls the ball in. But all her hard work is undone as she misses the shot.

And extend their lead they too.

Helen Housby gets a penalty and scores. A reminder that she hasn't missed a single shot this match. Incredible.

Image source, Reuters

Maryka Holtzhausen misses her shot. Her accuracy is down at 69% today. That's no way to win a bronze medal.

England get the ball back and have the chance to extend their lead again.

Khanyisa Chawane is back on, this time at centre in place of Erin Burger. She immediately gets an intercept and the ball is worked to Potgieter, who scores.

England's lead is trimmed.

England's defence aren't playing like they've got a 14-goal lead with 15 minutes to play.

Geva Mentor leaps up to get a tip, but Lenize Potgieter grabs the ball to score.

The last 15 minutes of England's World Cup.

Serena Guthrie has the centre.

Sara Bayman
Former England captain on BBC Sport

They didn't want to go away from this World Cup without anything. You can see the determination. It's not the prettiest but they really stepped up in that third quarter to open up what looks like an unassailable 14 points.

England put their hands in in a circle for the last time this World Cup. That chant looked particularly passionate.