Dylan Hartley is on to fill in for the sin-binned Jamie George.

Zach Mercer drops to the touchline for the time being.

Hartley's first job is to pack down five metres from his own line.

England under pressure once more...

Ugo Monye
Former England winger at Twickenham

Eddie Jones will be furious, three passes from Japan and they got past the whole England back-line.

Japan are showing such confidence.

Harlem-Globetrotters stuff from Japan. They have come here to chuck the ball about and entertain.

One break from deep, triggered by a hot-dog pass through the legs and then the visitors snaffle an interception through wing Akihito Yamada.

England stretched wafer-thin and Jamie George is off his feet as he slows up the ball.

Yellow for the Saracens hooker.

Joe Cokanasiga rattles the fillings of South-African born second row Wimpie van der Welt in a collosal collision.

He is a more than a standard unit of measurement that man.

Ugo Monye
Former England winger at Twickenham

Japan have had a go, a few line-outs a couple of scrums and they've got nowhere.

That's a credit to England but Japan will be disappointed they've been in England's 22 for 10 minutes and haven't took their chances.

They'll take the three points, they'll be happy to be on the board.

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Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

They cut their losses Japan, after putting England under a bit of pressure. England need to get their hands on the ball.

If they're going to dominate this game, they've got to look for turnovers and make them stick. If you get an opportunity to counter-attack, keep it in hand.

England have been all over the shop discipline-wise.

That is the fourth penalty conceded by the hosts and, after kicking to touch from better position, Japan opt to take the shot at the sticks.

Yu Tamura is good for direction and distance (just).

Japan have wing Kenki Fukuoka feeding into the scrum. Innovative stuff.

But he is caught by suprise by the speed of the hooker's strike. Loose ball at the back of the scrum and Fukuoka is scragged by Courtney Lawes.

Maro Itoje burgles the breakdown and turns over for England.

Jamie George puts in a big shoulder to nudge Japan fly-half Yu Tamura into touch in the corner.

But England are leaking penalties all over the pitch.

Another arm against the host from referee Paul Williams.

This time Japan opt for scrum five out...

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

Japan can play some attritional rugby. Mark Wilson's given away two penalties already for England, but there's no width to the Japanese attack at the moment so you'd expect England to put some bigger shots in and try to force a turnover.

Ugo Monye
Former England winger at Twickenham

For England first defensive enquiry from Japan and they give away three penalties on the bounce.

Japan weren't threatening much, England have gave them the chance here.

They've got nothing to lose and England need to switch on defensively or this team can hurt you.

Maro Itoje is pinged for an offside as Japan plough into a 13-man drive.

Another penalty to Japan. Give away another and it could be a walk under the posts.

Japan go for the line-out again...

England give away a penalty.

Japan thump into the corner.

Pressure line-out just five short from the England line...

Japan are knocking on the door now. Second row Uwe Helu barges up to within 10 metres.

Make that five...

Ugo Monye
Former England winger at Twickenham

That's exactly how you turn defence into attack.

The awareness from Elliot Daly, he finds Cokanasiga outside for a two on one and what a support line from the hooker Jamie George, a simple offload inside to Danny Care and a great start for England.

Cokanasiga could of tried to go himself, you heard how excited the crowd were as soon as he picked the ball up, it's great to see the moment hasn't got to him and he's played the offload.

Danielle Waterman
Former England women's international on BBC Radio 5 live

You can't underestimate how much pressure Joe Cokanasiga is under to perform in front of this crowd. But I'm sure with a player like George Ford inside him the communication will have been there to give that pass.

A very solid showing from the Japan as they hold out for 14 phases before Charlie Ewels knocks on...

England are building in midfield. Mark Wilson with a couple of solid carries. Maro Itoje busts through a tackle, a half-break and England are up to within 30 metres of the Japan line.

Referee Paul Williams, 33 and from New Zealand officialdom fans, blows the whistle and George Ford drops out deep.

Michael Leitch, the Japan captain, claims comfortably...