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England fly-half Danny Cipriani - another to miss out on the World Cup squad - enjoyed that try from Anthony Watson.
Summary
Pool A result: England 13-33 Australia
England out, Wales into quarter-finals
Foley 2 tries, Giteau 1, Foley 4 pens & 3 cons for Australia
Watson try, Farrell con & 2 pens for England
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England 10-20 Australiapublished at 59 min
We're now in England's half, but Tom Youngs, galvanised, steals possession... but it's a messy exchange of play, the ball booted back and forth...
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Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner"Ford has been a massive difference, he's been taking it to the line, a little bit like Foley for Australia. Ford has all the vision in the world and he's running the show at the moment."
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Converted try - Watson; Farrell conpublished at 55 min
England 10-20 Australia
Image source, Rex FeaturesThey couldn't come back, could they? They're giving it a go. George Ford's regal handling giving England an extra dimension... a bull-like run from Anthony Watson, through Bernard Foley and Will Genia, and over the line he charges.
A masterful touchline conversion from Owen Farrell.
England 3-20 Australiapublished at 55 min
Kieran Brookes is another fresh face into the England front-row, the tight-head prop replacing Dan Cole.
A honeyed platform for England's backline but England swamped bymen in green and gold... England retaining possession, though, even though they're losing ground.
But, hang on, Tom Wood injects impetus... Promising...
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Matt Burke
Former Australia full-back"Dan Cole was lucky to get away with that - if Bernard Foley had caught that, he was away and in for a try."
England 3-20 Australiapublished at 53 min
Temperatures rising as England secure line-out ball and recycle... George Ford zig-zagging... the hosts spinning from one side to another...
Bernard Foley intercepts Jonathan Joseph's pass. A deliberate knock-on? No, says the TMO, just simply a knock-on. It could have been a penalty try but, instead, England must make do with a scrum on Australia's 22.
Dan Cole perhaps lucky to get away with a little contact there on the Australia fly-half as he tried to regather.
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England did not pick former European player of the year Steffon Armitage, a renowned breakdown operator, because he plays his club rugby in France.
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England 3-20 Australia
Much of the pre-match chat centered around Australia's threat at the breakdown. And here are the grim numbers for Stuart Lancaster's side...
Image source, BBC SportEngland 3-20 Australiapublished at 51 min
Perhaps unsurprisingly Mako Vunipola comes on for Joe Marler as England make more changes.
Oof. A late charge into Chris Robshaw by Kane Douglas and England opt for touch. Prince Harry bellowing at the team from the posh seats, adding his voice to the 80,000-strong roar.
Penalty - Foleypublished at 48 min
England 3-20 Australia
"You are definitely not straight," referee Romain Poite tells punk prop Joe Marler. "Now you have to be very disciplined."
Bernard Foley, successful with three from three so far, continues his unblemished record. Tap, tap, tap, another nail into England's World Cup coffin.
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Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner"The referee has just given Marler a final warning and England have to get him off now, because if England go down the 14 men, it's game over."
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Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner"Everyone is going to be talking about Giteau coming over from France to play for Australia, it's the kind of knowledge he brings that you need to win a World Cup."
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England must climb their way back into the light by the might of their collective will, but they're making sloppy errors. Too many men in the line-out, presenting the Aussies with a put-in at the scrum with the England 22 in shoving distance. And shove the Wallabies do, a push and a shove and the England scrum retreats. Oh my.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 3-17 Australiapublished at 45 min
Image source, ReutersThe crowd chirping about chariots swinging low as Australia have put-in at the scrum after an Anthony Watson knock-on. Will Genia messes up the box kick, though, and England steal possession...
Excitable roars inside the stadium, but they are silenced by David Pocock. The flanker with a vice-like grip around Tom Wood and the ball.
Michael Hooper and David Pocock smile at each other, as if to say "we've got them on toast".
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England 3-17 Australiapublished at 42 min
Jonny May injured, apparently, which has forced Stuart Lancaster to show his hand earlier than he would have wanted. Australia monopolising possession in these early stages.
England 3-17 Australiapublished at 40 min
Image source, ReutersWhat will the change in personnel do to England's fortunes. The second half is up and running so we'll soon find out.