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
South Africa 0-7 England
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Slick and very simple. Billy Vunipola just made enough yards to give England momentum and then it was a really nice sweep round the backlline, and all of a sudden Mike Brown has a run-in.
Mike Brown, con Farrell
Lift off!!
Perfection along the line by England. It starts with Billy Vunipola and ends with a perfect pass from Jonny May into the hands of Mike Brown. May commits the last man and that means Brown can charge over the line for the game's first score.
Just like last week, England score early.
Farrell adds the extras.
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Victor Matfield
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 live
South Africa are desperately trying to get the ball wide and stretch this England defence, to test out their fitness at altitude again, but England have done pretty well so far.
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England are putting South Africa's scrum half Faf de Klerk, whose blonde locks are flowing behind him as he scampers around, under pressure at the breakdown. Something they didn't do enough of last week.
The South African's box kick goes out of play.
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South Africa 0-0 England
Victor Matfield
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 live
I must say that's a great mental win for England, they got the shove going as soon as the ball came in. It was a good opportunity for South Africa to score, but it's gone to waste.
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Roars from the England forwards. A cry of "come onnnnnnn," from one man in white. That's first blood to England in the scrummaging stakes. England win the penalty at the set piece. Billy Vunipola pumps the air in delight.
Farrell clears his side's lines with the boot.
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South Africa get the put in at the scrum following that breakaway and try to switch the ball around among the backs.
They kick in behind but Mike Brown sweeps up at the back and then England try to spring something of their own.
Peeeep. The England break is stopped in its tracks - that's forward from Owen Farrell. Scrum to South Africa inside the England 22.
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Victor Matfield
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 live
Great ankle tap from Owen Farrell there to get Damian de Allende, that was a really important tackle.
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Interception!
South Africa race away now. Damian de Allende threatens to run the length of the field but is hauled down just inside the England half.
Frantic start.
South Africa 0-0 England
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Already you can see England aren't going to play this phase after phase, it looks like they're going to be kicking it plenty, with George Ford pulling the strings.
South Africa 0-0 England
Two mistakes. One from South Africa, another from England. Both knock-ons. The South African one came first and now England have the set piece 15m from the try line.
England are putting pressure on South Africa's two young wingers with kicks early on.
South Africa 0-0 England
Victor Matfield
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 live
South Africa were a little bit over-eager there - and now England have the first opportunity to attack.
South Africa 0-0 England
Faf de Klerk, who was brilliant at his scurrying best last week, is the first man to get on the wrong side of the referee. He gives away a penalty.
England kick to touch and have the chance to attack. They started well last week too remember...
South Africa 0-0 England
Victor Matfield
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 live
What a fantastic day for the Beast - he's a fantastic team man, and to see that emotion before this match is fantastic. He's a brilliant player and I'm sure he'll be up for it today.
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Win or bust for England. Can they halt the winless run? Can they keep the series alive?
Here. We. Go.
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South Africa great Victor Matfield joins Chris Jones on the mic.
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The rest of the Springboks follow The Beast onto the field and the noise levels are quite something. Fireworks shoot into the sky.
The South African players slap each other on the backs and beat their chests.
We'll now have a moment of silence for former Springbok Syd Nomis who passed away today.
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Here come the players.
England appear from the dressing room first with captain Owen Farrell looking menacing, chewing gum Sir Alex Ferguson-style.
Tendai ‘The Beast’ Mtawarira is cheered onto the pitch, carrying his daughter and son in each arm. A fine reception on his 100th South Africa appearance.
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This is another game at altitude on the Highveld in Bloemfontein today. How will England cope?
Will fitness play a big part?
The sun is out in Bloemfontein but it is just 12 degrees pitchside.
Send me your predictions. Will England end their losing run?
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