Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at the Sapporo Dome

What a boost for England and for Eddie Jones to have Manu Tuilagi back. He's making up for lost time here.

This looks more hopeful for England.

Manu Tuilagi has burrowed over, all pumping thighs and straining sinews.

Referee Paul Williams can see the ball has been grounded, but he is checking for double movements and knock-ons in the process.

Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

One angle says no, one angle says yes. There was an end-on angle of Willi Heinz who put his hands on his head in disbelief that Piutau managed to hold that up.

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

That's extraordinary from Piutau if he's managed to hold that up. Underhill's had two rolls and it looked as though his momentum and weight had put the ball down, but Piutau has managed to wedge something in between him.

No clear angle on the grounding from Sam Underhill as the video official wears out the tape in his box in the gods.

We are coming out for a scrum five to England.

This is a prime bit of attacking real estate still.

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Manu Tuilagi whirlwinds through the Tonga midfield like a Tasmanian devil on protein shakes.

Sam Underhill takes a pop, and bundles over the line with Siale Piutau for company. Has he got the ball down?

We are going upstairs to find out...

Tonga's forward momentum slows up and fly-half Kurt Morath puts boot to ball.

That is a bit aimless though. Elliot Daly claims and counters with interest, carving infield and feeding George Ford...

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Matt: Sorry, but on what planet was that hit on Vunipola legal? No attempt to get the arm around the player. It was a shoulder barge. We are one serious injury away from finally taking action. It's a shame world rugby will wait for the injury first...

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

England have got to be careful, Tonga will show some unbelievable physicality. They've got to be careful not to get lured into it and to maintain their discipline.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Sapporo Dome

Another bone-cruncher from Manu Tuilagi! Japanese onsens all round for these players after this.

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Manu Tuilagi gets in on the party.

The England centre hurls himself into a hit on a Tongan as the red shirt comes to earth, claiming a high kick.

That was only just south of the armpit border, could easily have slipped high and had Paul Williams delving into this deck of card.

In the aftermath of that eye-watering hit on Billy Vunipola, Tonga win a penalty.

And Sonatane Takulua is pinpoint off the tee.

Level pegs.

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Small Man Peaky: That's a shoulder charge. No attempt to even lift the right arm.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Sapporo Dome

That huge hit has buoyed the Tonga fans. They start their chant up again. It had the Tonga bench on its feet too.

Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can imagine the Tonga players before this match saying 'if there's one person I want to get a hit on it's my Tongan brother Billy Vunipola!'

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

Zane Kapeli's run full tilt, he knows Billy Vunipola's getting it and hes absolutely committed himself to hitting him as hard as he can. Technically perfect. He's sat Vunipola down on his not inconsiderable bottom.

The last time I saw a shockwave ripple through a body like that was when Ricky Hatton was caught by a Manny Pacquiao right hand in Vegas.

Billy Vunipola has been shuddered backwards by a huge hit from flanker Zane Kapeli.

Proper crash-test dummy stuff. Was there enough of an arm wrap? Probably just about.

Billy V is up and gives a team-mate a rueful smile.

Maro Itoje spreads all over the breakdown like coldsores at Freshers Week securing the turnover.

Massive play.

Owen Farrell doesn't miss those.

Bang in front, 30 metres out, he drills through the middle and towards the England fans in the stands.

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