Australia secure bonus-point win in Oita to go top of Pool D
Tevita Kuridrani & Dane Haylett-Petty scores two tries
Winger Jordan Petaia, 19, celebrates debut with a try
Will Genia & James Slipper also go over
Uruguay grab late consolation try
Wallabies have two players sin-binned for high tackles
FT: Australia 45-10 Uruguay
So Australia have returned to the top of Pool D with a comfortable victory over Uruguay, and all-but sealed their progress to the quarter-final.
Our attention now turns to Tokyo for England's game with Argentina and you can follow live text updates of that one here.
Image source, Getty ImagesFT: Australia 45-10 Uruguay
Topsy Ojo
England & London Irish back on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
When Australia put those phases together they're one of the best in the world. It's about the consistency. They haven't started well in the previous two games. This game was better in terms of the scoreline but two yellow cards will be very disappointing, the amount of mistakes in contact will be disappointing as well.
Those are individual errors they can fix and tidy up. They need to because against better opposition, in a possible quarter-final against England and beyond those are going to be the incidents that make the difference, so there's a bit of work for Australia to do.
Australia 45-10 Uruguay
The ball goes into touch and it's all over in Oita.
Australia return to winning ways and they could be back here for a quarter-final with England in a couple of weeks.
Job done for Michael Cheika's side.
Australia 45-10 Uruguay
Topsy Ojo
England & London Irish back on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
The crowd were willing them to get over the line. You can see how much that means to the crowd, the support and the players as well. They're almost too exhausted to celebrate!
Manuel Diana (con Felipe Berchesi)
Persistence pays off and there is sheer delight in the stands.
Manuel Diana eventually muscles over from close range and Uruguay have the try their first half performance deserved.
Felipe Berchesi adds the extras and they're into double figures.
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia 45-3 Uruguay
Pick and go. Pick and go.
Uruguay are driven back before getting close to the line again. We've had 16 phases and it's an arm wrestle in the forwards.
Australia 45-3 Uruguay
Uruguay are held up over the line and they will have the scrum five metres out.
Their legs must be burning after a difficult second half but Uruguay are still plugging away.
Can they get the score the crowd so desperately want?
Australia 45-3 Uruguay (06:15 BST)
Uruguay retain the line-out and roll through the phases close to the line.
The crowd are getting behind them now as they attempt to cross the tryline.
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia 45-3 Uruguay
Into the final 10 minutes we go, can Uruguay cross the whitewash?
Australia illegally play the ball in the ruck and Santiago Arata taps and goes.
They win another penalty for side entry by the Wallabies and the ball is popped into touch for a line-out.
Here comes the heave!
Australia 45-3 Uruguay
Topsy Ojo
England & London Irish back on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Uruguay are out on their feet at the moment.
They deserve something. With that disallowed try and the effort they've put in as well, they'd love a score. It would give them something positive for the next game.
Dane Haylett-Petty
The ball is prodded through by Will Genia and no one is catching Dane Haylett-Petty from there.
The winger latches on to the loose ball to score his second, and Australia's seventh try.
Christian Lealiifano hooks the conversion wide.
Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia 40-3 Uruguay
Christian Lealiifano's influence is growing on the game now.
First, he throws a well-weighted wide pass to Adam Ashley-Cooper from deep inside his half to set the Wallabies off.
The ball then comes the other way and the fly-half accurately kicks wide but Lukhan Salakaia-Loto is unable to get a hand on it.
Australia 40-3 Uruguay
That try is James Slipper's last involvement as he is replaced by Sekope Kepu.
If this was in Sydney, the prop would be getting a standing ovation, but he'll have to make do with applause from a few pockets of yellow shirts.
Australia 40-3 Uruguay
Topsy Ojo
England & London Irish back on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
They'll be much happier now, they're in a better place and they're putting Uruguay to the sword.
Slipper is getting a standing ovation from the bench as well! Fully deserved.
James Slipper (con Christian Lealiifano)
The Aussies celebrate like they're through to the final and it's because James Slipper has scored his first international try on his 94th appearance.
The prop puts his head down and tucks the ball under his arm to power over from close range and the whole team goes over to congratulate him.
There are smiles all around as Christian Lealiifano kicks the extras.
Image source, Reuters
Image source, AFPAustralia 33-3 Uruguay
Topsy Ojo
England & London Irish back on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Pure power from Kuridrani, he'll be gutted he didn't finish that - it's just brilliant to see. This is where he comes into his own, this is what he adds to that Australia midfield. In this second half he has almost been unplayable, a one-man wrecking ball.
Image source, AFPAustralia 33-3 Uruguay
Tevita Kuridrani cuts another brilliant line in midfield.
He breaks through the line and is just held up over the the whitewash.
Five-metre scrum coming.
Australia 33-3 Uruguay
Tomas Inciarte is penalised for a high tackle on Matt Toomua.
Australia pump the ball into touch and they'll have the line-out.
Uruguay are under huge pressure now.
Australia 33-3 Uruguay (06:15 BST)
Wallaby veteran Adam Ashley-Cooper shows there is still plenty of life in those legs yet as he beats two Uruguayan defenders.
He gets the ball away to Kurtley Beale but the full-back is put into touch by a covering tackle.
That could have been try number six.
Australia 33-3 Uruguay
Topsy Ojo
England & London Irish back on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Australia really starting to pull away now. All about the power of Jack Dempsey there, beats two, three defenders just by pure power and hard running.
It's a shame, you don't want to see Uruguay tire this early but Australia have had the ball all of this second half and you just can't be on the back foot that long without something giving.