South Africa beat England 23-12 in second Test in Bloemfontein
England lose series and fall to fifth Test defeat in row
England fail to score for 67 minutes
Brown & May score early England tries
Vermeulen try helps hosts lead 13-12 at half-time
Penalty try extends hosts' lead
Hughes yellow card in 69th minute
Image source, AFPWhere do England go from here? I'm really not sure.
There is some some long, hard thinking to be done that's for sure.
Eddie Jones' side have lost five Test matches in a row.
We are going to call it a day here. Thanks very much for joining me today and for getting involved.
If you want to read more on South Africa's series-clinching victory then read James Standley's report.
Goodbye.
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Mark: RFU need to just show Eddie Jones the door now before its too late. No idea what he's doing picking these players. Clearly need something new in the set-up.
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More from England head coach Eddie Jones.
Asked if he was the man to find the answers for England, he said: "100 per cent."
And when asked why, the Australian said: "Because I can coach."
He added: "We're missing 25 players from this tour, the players here are making a great fist of it and we're going to keep at it and keep working."
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England head coach Eddie Jones: "It was pretty much like last week, in the first 10 minutes we played some superlative rugby but we just don't handle the key moments in the game.
[We gave away a] different sort of penalties this week, set-piece penalties, last week it was a lot in open play. We're a bit like a old car at the moment - you fix one bit and another part breaks down.
"Sometimes you go through these periods and we need to work at it and find a solution, and we will do.
"We're playing against a reinvigorated South African side, playing in front of big crowds, and we just aren't good enough to turn it at the moment."
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DeathApeDisco: Everything basically went wrong England ignored Woodward's recommendations and blueprint for future success, didn't it?
Paul Carnell: Farrell needs tackling lessons from his father. 9/10 channel weak. Discipline was rubbish. Ford, once pressure applied was in effectual, and feel sorry for Slade and CiprianiBrown has been great for England, not a wing.
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Eddie Jones has come out fighting. In an interview with Sky Sports he has just said he is "100%" the man to solve England's problems.
Full quotes coming up.
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Mike: This hurts. England are in freefall. Half the players cant think straight under pressure. They need replacing and Jones needs to fall on his sword.
Mark: England's players as usual good at talking a game not so good at delivering.
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Louise Gwilliam
BBC Radio 5 live in South Africa
It was Maro Itoje leading the post-match debrief in the England huddle after play.
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Steve West: England were disappointing but Ben Youngs' post match 'sentence' was a disgrace. Very poor example to young England fans watching at home with their stunned parents. I hope he apologises.
Andrew: Give the 10 shirt to Cipriani, and I don't just mean for Cape Town next week. Only a good Autumn International series will save Jones ahead of the 2019 6N.
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Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
What an earth are they doing going back down to Durban - when you've just lost at altitude. If you're going to give Danny Cipriani a chance, why not give him more time, 13 minutes is not enough. It was easy for South Africa - England had no structure in attack.
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The bit that stands out for me there?
Farrell saying "we have to make sure we look back and see where we went wrong".
Why was no England player able to see what was going wrong during the game?
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England captain Owen Farrell: "We lost momentum in the second half of the first half again. We have to make sure we look back and see where we went wrong. We weren't composed enough. We have to learn from it.
"We want to learn lessons now. 2019 (World Cup) is part of the big picture but we want to start winning now."
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Tom McCarron: England players refusing to do post match interviews. Disgraceful. This team dressing room is in a bad way.
JC: Wheels are starting to come off!
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Ben Youngs running away from an interview, Marler and Brown in a confrontation with the fans...
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Louise Gwilliam
BBC Radio 5 live in South Africa
Joe Marler and Mike Brown are having words with fans in the tunnel as a dejected England side come back into the dressing room. Their heads are down, they look cross and extremely angry and it’s proving hard to hide.
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South Africa captain Siya Kolisi: "It was really tough but we knew what we were coming up against.
"The coaches tell us to keep our intensity high, but the most important thing is the character of the boys, that's what helps us to come back in games."
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The South Africans are beaming at the presentation. Their captain Siya Kolisi must be a proud man.
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Richard Taylor: Tell me, is there anyone in England that can play Rugby Union?
Andy Pearce: Well that was an utterly abysmal game. Are England trying to set new world records every game for successive brainless penalties?