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Both teams' final game before the World Cup
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England v Italy (19:45 BST)
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Anthony Watson is making his first start at full-back since picking up an Achilles injury in March 2018.
Ben Youngs has been putting him to the test under the high ball. He hasn't dropped one yet.
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England v Italy (19:45 BST)
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England's visit to Newcastle gives many supporters a first chance to see them in action live.
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I'm with you Adrian.
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From one South African winger to another, news has broken today that former Springbok Chester Williams has died.
Williams was the only black player in the side which beat New Zealand in the World Cup final on home soil in 1995.
He passed away from a heart attack in Cape Town on Friday afternoon, aged 49.
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As well as England and Italy, 10 other participating countries conclude their World Cup preparations this weekend.
South Africa have already avenged their shock 2015 defeat against the 2019 hosts Japan, in their first meeting since that famous afternoon in Brighton.
Winger Makazole Mapimpi scored a 52 minute hat-trick in a 41-7 win earlier today and you can read the full match report here.
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Whenever I think of Italian rugby, my mind automatically turns to the colossus that is Sergio Parisse.
But the Italian skipper is being rested tonight as head coach Conor O'Shea makes 11 changes to the side that was beaten 47-19 by France last week.
New Zealand-born lock Dean Budd will lead the side, while Gloucester scrum-half Callum Braley, who captained England Under-20s to World Championship victory in 2014, makes his first start for Italy.
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Eddie Jones' team selection has been described as a "mix and match strategy".
Harlequins centre Joe Marchant starts in the midfield despite not being picked for the World Cup squad.
But there are also starts for captain Owen Farrell and number eight Billy Vunipola - both likely candidates to start against Tonga in their World Cup opener.
You can read more on the team news here.
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Just in case you missed it in the week, here are the teams for tonight...
England: Watson; McConnochie, Marchant, Francis, May; Farrell (c), Youngs; Marler, George, Cole, Launchbury, Lawes, Curry, Wilson, B Vunipola.
Replacements: Cowan-Dickie, Genge, Sinckler, Ewels, Kvesic, Heinz, Ford, Cokanasiga.
Italy: Hayward; Bellini, Bisegni, Benvenuti, Padovani; Canna, Braley; Quaglio, Fabiani, Ferrari, Sisi, Budd (c), Negri, Steyn,Tuivaiti.
Replacements: Zani, Lovotti, Riccioni, Ruzza, Zanni, Mbanda, Palazzani, Allan.
England v Italy (19:45 BST)
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at St James’ Park
It’s definitely an unusual feeling seeing so many England shirts outside of Twickenham - but good preparation for a World Cup.
Organisers have tried to recreate some of that south west London magic with a fan zone in front of St James’ Park.
It doesn’t look like much, but to be fair I did take this picture four hours before kick-off...
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So how have England being getting on with their preparations?
Well Eddie Jones and his players fly out to Japan on Sunday after an encouraging warm-up schedule.
England beat Wales and Ireland at home although they did fall to defeat in the cauldron at the Principality in Cardiff.
Victory this evening will be a third win in four warm-ups before the 2003 winners begin their campaign against Tonga on 22 September in Sapporo.
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Warm-up matches don't matter, they said...
Image source, ReutersPlayers are too scared of getting injured, they said...
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Image source, Getty ImagesEngland complete their preparations for the 2019 World Cup against Italy this evening, and you can be sure the hosts will be fired up for one last hit-out before they board the plane to Japan.
Kick off at St James' Park is at 19:45 BST.