South Africa beat England 42-39 at Ellis Park in first Test of three
England's fourth Test defeat in a row
Daly, Brown & Farrell tries gave England 24-3 lead after 18 minutes
Nkosi (two), Le Roux & De Klerk put hosts 29-27 ahead at half-time
Dyantyi extended SA lead after Mako Vunipola yellow card
Itoje and May tries gave England late hope but hosts held on
South Africa 3-17 England
Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
The pace of England's ball is just too much for South Africa at the moment. We've been asking for Jonny May to come infield and run at defenders all season, and he's done it there, and picked out Elliot Daly for an easy finish. England are playing brilliantly.
What.
Is.
Happening?
England spread the ball once again to the left where Jonny May finds Elliott Daly who adds to his tally by going over in the corner.
Owen Farrell takes over the kicking duties and adds to the total.
It's a 14-point lead!
Image source, Getty ImagesSouth Africa 3-10 England
This game is being played at altitude as we know - but how well have England acclimatised?
The men in white are back on the attack in the SA last 22.
South Africa 3-10 England
That was a superb tackle from Mike Brown out on the South Africa right to pull down S'busiso Nkosi - who was just metres from the try-line - by his shirt.
Anyway, the home side win another pen - this time they will take the points as Handre Pollard kicks over.
South Africa 0-10 England
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
It was a brilliant try by Mike Brown. It was real endeavor from deep, and very accurate from England, too. That's what you have to do if you're going to win away from home.
South Africa 0-10 England
Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
South Africa need to get the crowd involved again - England's fast start has muted them totally after a rousing national anthem had the place buzzing.
South Africa 0-10 England
Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Breathtaking start from England. England have played out from deep and they've gone all the way - Mike Brown still has so much work to do and he goes over for a classic winger's finish. Brilliant score by England and a great show of physical strength from Brown.
That is an extraordinary start for England.
Mike Brown - on the wing - rides two tackles by Handre Pollard and Damian de Allende (very half-hearted) to go over in the corner.
I'm still getting over Daly's pen.
Daly converts to take his tally to five already.
South Africa have a pen - they won't kick for the post, they want a try back.
Image source, EPASouth Africa 0-3 England
Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
That was absolutely phenomenal. Kicking at this altitude is great for the ego.
South Africa 0-3 England
Wow!!!!!!!!!!
61 metres!!!!
Elliott Daly kicks a monster at altitude to give England the early lead.
Kicking game today?
South Africa 0-0 England
Here's a quick reminder of how the teams line up.
South Africa: Le Roux; Nkosi, Am, De Allende, Dyantyi; Pollard, De Klerk; Vermeulen, Du Preez, Kolisi (capt); Mostert, Snyman; Nyakane/Louw, Mbonambi, Mtawarira
Replacements: Van der Merwe, Kitshoff, Louw/Du Toit, P-S Du Toit, Notshe, Van Zyl, Jantjies, Gelant
England: Daly; May, Slade, Farrell (capt), Brown; Ford, Youngs; B Vunipola, Curry, Robshaw; Isiekwe, Itoje; Sinckler, George, M Vunipola
Replacements: Cowan-Dickie, Marler, Williams, Shields, Hughes, Spencer, Francis, Solomona
Referee: Ben O'Keeffe (NZL)
South Africa 0-0 England
Handre Pollard gets the match under way.
South Africa v England (16:05 BST)
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We are moments from kick-off.
Kolisi with his eyes shut sings Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika.
A momentous occasion in the history of the country.
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Small Man Peaky: England have got to win the series. They’ve had a disastrous 2018 and have failed to kick on from their incredible 2016. Jones’ selections and lack of permanent attack coach has led to a lot of justified criticism. SA a bit of an unknown with Erasmus taking over.
South Africa v England (16:05 BST)
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
I think this tour will tell us if the Six Nations was a blip for England after an incredible run, or if the side is going stale tactically and personnel-wise. England need to start rebuilding momentum now ahead of the World Cup in Japan next year - so this few weeks is massive for England, and massive for Eddie Jones.
South Africa v England (16:05 BST)
Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
It was an unbelievable roar when the Springboks emerged. Siya Kolisi walked out like he owned the place to an incredible noise - he's going to embrace every second of today. The atmosphere is just incredible.
South Africa v England (16:05 BST)
A huge cheer for South Africa's first black captain leading out South Africa for the first time - more poignant that it's at Ellis Park.
South Africa v England (16:05 BST)
Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
It's incredible the symbolism that Siya Kolisi is going to run out in the number six shirt - the same shirt Nelson Mandela wore in 1995. He's there by right and he's a brilliant player - I'm excited to see him perform.
South Africa v England (16:05 BST)
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
I'm interested to see if England realise the special nature of this game today - with Siya Kolisi captaining the Springboks - it's probably an extra 10 or 15% for the South Africans today. England have to be ready and they have to understand how much they are going to over-perform in the early stages today.