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England with a sniff of space out wide.
Elliot Daly hacks ahead as the cover comes across, him and Jack Nowell scuttling after it to buy the hosts some valuable field position.
Summary
Result: Ireland 54-7 Italy in Chicago
Full-back Larmour scores three tries
Beirne (2), Ringrose, McGrath & Cronin also go over
Campagnaro scores Italy's try
Ireland resting several regulars
Result: England 12-11 South Africa
Farrell kicks three pens and Daly one
SA's Pollard misses 77th-minute pen
Nkosi try gave Springboks 8-6 half-time lead
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South Africa with a line-out just outside the England 22m and again, for at least a third time, Malcolm Marx chucks it over his jumper for England to hoover up at the back.
If this was a game of darts the Boks hooker would have buried his arrows in the door rather than the board.
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England are forced into a change as well as Tom Curry heads to the dug-out.
Bath's Zach Mercer is on on in his place. Mark Wilson switches to the flank at the next scrum.
'No discussion about running it off'published at 16:08 Greenwich Mean Time 3 November 2018
England 6-8 South Africa
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 liveThere was no discussion about trying to run it off. Eben Etzebeth absolutely man-handled Maro Itoje, but as soon as he got to his feet, he limped off.
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Eden Etzebeth looks like his afternoon is over.
The South African second row is creased up in pain.
The Springboks have plenty of engineroom fuel on the bench and lob RG Snyman into the fray.
A subdued Twickenhampublished at 16:04 Greenwich Mean Time 3 November 2018
Tom Fordyce
BBC chief sports writer at TwickenhamThe home support is aware that their men have been bouncing around on the ropes for most of the contest. Hands being snatched off for such a narrow deficit
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There is a change for England.
Ben Moon of Exeter is on for Alec Hepburn in the front row.
Owen Farrell drops out long.
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As much as I like the talent and flair of Elliot Daly at full back, the cool head of Mike Brown would surely calm things down. England need to claim a couple of these high balls. Surely Brown should be on the bench
Felix, Oxford
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HT: England 6-8 South Africa
Image source, PAEngland have attempted 88 tackles, South Africa's equivalent figure is 30.
Will the wear and tear of this relentless defensive stint show up early in the second half?
England's bench includes Jamie George, Zach Mercer, Danny Care and Chris Ashton.
Plenty of energy and appetite amongst that lot?
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 15:57 Greenwich Mean Time 3 November 2018
Kritt Normsaskul: If this is where England are right now, they have no chance against the All Blacks.
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The half-time stats are revealing.
England's top metre-maker? Wing Jack Nowell with a paltry 20m.
Three Springboks have clocked up more distance than that: Damian de Allende (49m), Aphiwe Dyantyi (44m) and Handre Pollard (26m).
England have only made one visit to the South Africa 22m, and duly lost the lineout.
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Chris H: I'm absolutely certain that in twelve months time when Dylan Hartley is holding the Webb Ellis trophy aloft into the Yokohama night sky, we'll all have a good laugh at England's 2018.
Nick: Urgh, England's attacking play is so slow, predictable and telegraphed - too easy for the Springboks who have dominated.
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Brian Moore
Former England hookerEngland will be pleased with that score because they’ve never been in this game, but they’ve been defending and defending well.
'Massive half time for Jones'published at 15:51 Greenwich Mean Time 3 November 2018
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Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 liveThis is massive half time for Eddie Jones. He has somehow got to create a way of playing that is going to break South Africa down.
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England have withstood some serious pressure and are still in it. It could have been curtains had South Africa been a little more incisive and accurate in their 22m.
The hosts huddle up out on the pitch initially. Perhaps Eddie Jones's worst is tempered by having to conduct his pep talk in public.
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England are hanging off tackles, giving Damian de Allende time to step right and left looking for space like he is playing some summer sevens.
That is better.
Brad Shields gets under the ribs of Eden Etzebeth and knocks the South African totem back on his heels.
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Brian Moore
Former England hookerOwen Farrell’s contribution can’t be underestimated, he’s kept England within two points with two long-range kicks.
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Owen Farrell
England are skrimping, scraping and staying in this contest, making the most of whatever morsels of position and possession comes their way.
Owen Farrell lands a long-range penalty to move the hosts back within two.
England possession and territory are down at 35% and 23% respectively.
'South Africa running at arms instead of shoulders'published at 15:43 Greenwich Mean Time 3 November 2018
England 3-8 South Africa
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 liveIt has been so tight. It has been rucks and mauls, but all of a sudden South Africa went a little bit wider and they begin to run at arms instead of shoulders. England were on the back foot and it was very difficult for England to defend.
From an England perspective they will be pretty happy with the scoreline.
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