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Australia 10-0 England
Australia come again, here's Haylett-Petty, the debutant, who seems to be everywhere... through the legs from Foley, Ole stuff from the Wallabies... Foley with the drift and perfectly timed pass, Folau over for Australia's second try... England being badly outclassed at the moment, it's not much different to the World Cup. Foley's conversion hits the upright...
Image source, Getty ImagesFrancis Edwards: And this is what happens when England play Southern Hemisphere teams. Much too slow and cannot handle a bit of pace and magic.
Australia 5-0 England
England struggling with the pace of the game at the moment, nothing like this quick during the Six Nations. England scrum centre-field, on the Australia 10m. Taking plenty of time to get it set, England have three men queued up in single file, but it's free-kick Australia...
Australia 5-0 England
Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 live
"Second time lucky for Michael Hooper there. England's line speed are going up because of their inability to drift and Australia are seeing that and going outside them a few times already. Israel Folau in space is a menace to any team in the world and there have been a few times already when that has happened."
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia 5-0 England
England have settled after that storming start by the Wallabies. Australia sniping down the right, stringing quick phases together... Folau skips through the tackle, feeds Hooper down the right flank, the Australian open-side gets it back from the back of a ruck and pops it down for the first try of the game. Foley pushes the conversion wide of the uprights.
Image source, EPAAustralia 0-0 England
Paul Grayson
Ex-England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
"Australia started hot, if that carries on that's a potential break point in the English defence."
Image source, ReutersAustralia 0-0 England
Clean line-out from the Aussies, just outside the England 22, but Robshaw turns the ball over. Kuridrani with a gash on his forehead, he's off for a bit of stitching. Itoje takes at the line-out, bit of handbags between Hartley and Sio.
Australia 0-0 England
Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 live
"Amazing. What a start. England were on the edge. Australia, on a couple of times, on the right-hand side had numbers - and what about that shot on Dave Pocock? But I've been impressed by England's composure in defence. They've been chopping the tackles low, allowing the next person to come in on the breakdown."
Image source, BBC SportAustralia's start had Stirling Mortlock on his feet in the Brisbane commentary box
Australia 0-0 England
England line-out taken clean but it's turned over. Hooper gets a clattering from Haskell in midfield but Australia manage to shift it wide to Folau... ball swung left, the Wallabies have come flying out of the blocks... England stretched out right now, Foley to Simmons, Australia nearly there... Itoje steals! Youngs clears his lines...
Australia 0-0 England
Bernard Foley, England's vanquisher in chief at the World Cup, gets us under way...
Looks like we've got a full house at Suncorp Stadium and we're about to kick off. Teams swapping ends, looking forward to seeing how Itoje goes today, a future great no doubt.
Stirling Mortlock
Former Australia international on BBC Radio 5 live
"The anthem, belting that out before a Test match is just amazing. The whole week has been all about this moment and punching out the anthem is just emotional. I can't wait for the battle."
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England haven't toured Australia for six years and they've actually only played 17 Tests down under. Eddie Jones, of course, up against his home country and it looks like he's buzzing about it. Here come the Englanders.
The players are due out and we will have some anthemic singing in just one moment. Farrell at 10 for the first time under Eddie Jones, Burrell back in the centres with Joseph, Brown winning his 50th cap.
Image source, Getty ImagesEddie Jones has handed Owen Farrell the 10 shirt in Brisbane today
Australia: Folau, Haylett-Petty, Kuridrani, Kerevi, Horne, Foley, Phipps, Sio, Moore, Holmes, Arnold, Simmons, Fardy, Hooper, Pocock. Replacements: Polota-Nau, Slipper, Kepu, Horwill, Mumm, McMahon, Frisby, LealiIfano.
England: Brown, Watson, Joseph, Burrell, Yarde, Farrell, Youngs, M. Vunipola, Hartley, Cole, Itoje, Kruis, Robshaw, Haskell, B. Vunipola. Replacements: Cowan-Dickie, Mullan, Hill, Launchbury, Lawes, Care, Ford, Nowell.
Referee: Romain Poite (France)
England head coach Eddie Jones: "It will be like a street fight versus a boxer tonight, both sides are going to come out swinging and it will be the first team to go down."
Hello duckies, this is Ben Dirs. Fifteen minutes until England kick off against Australia in Brisbane. Remarkably, England have won only three Tests on Aussie soil and never in Brisbane. I don't expect this to be as conclusive as the Wallabies' victory in the World Cup, not least because they haven't played since last year's tournament. Stand by.