England through to World Cup semi-finals
May scores twice in three minutes as England lead 17-9 at half-time
Koroibete responds for Australia at start of second half
Prop Sinckler bursts through to give England control again
Watson intercepts pass to score late on before second Koroibete try
England will play New Zealand in the semi-finals next Saturday
FT: England 40-16 Australia
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, ReutersAll England needed were mistakes in Australian territory, and they didn’t take kicks or knocked it on. Even when they brought it back to a point, it shook England out of a temporary malaise.
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Kyle: England were superb throughout. We played great rugby when in the right areas. Our forward pack were dominant. This is by far our most complete performance of the World Cup so far. Hopefully Ireland can complete a northern hemisphere double later today.
FT: England 40-16 Australia
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Possession: 36%-64%
Territory: 38%-62%
Metres run: 273-568
Clean breaks: 7-8
Defenders beaten: 12-21
Tackles made/attempted: 160/181 - 66/78
Turnovers conceded: 8-18
Penalties conceded: 8-5
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Image source, Getty ImagesEngland captain Owen Farrell: "I thought Australia made that a brilliant game. They attacked throughout but our boys did well in defence and managed to get some field position off the back of it. We know when we have field position we can be pretty dangerous
"We did what was needed. We had the lead and Australia were throwing everything at us again. We wanted to play the game at our pace and we did that in the second half.
"The support has been brilliant. It is a massive privilege to play for England. Hopefully you see that when we play."
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Nate H: That was a professional, comprehensive and deserved victory in a highly pressurised knock out rugby environment. I even have all my nails for the semi. Very very well played Eng.
Philip West: What a performance from England. Physical, ruthless, lethal, and a first semi-final at a World Cup for twelve years. This is EXACTLY why we hired Eddie Jones. He knows what he’s doing at this level, and the players have stepped up for him.
Adam Salter: That was probably our best ever performance in a Rugby World Cup knockout match. Usually, they’ve been tight, nightly affairs, relying on pens and drop goals. We actually managed to outplay Australia and put four tries on the board!
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Jonny May will be the headline on the medical bulletin. The England wing looked to twinge something in the final play...
FT: England 40-16 Australia
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England 40-16 Australia
Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live
This England team, they know deep inside that is a World Cup-winning performance. The game management, the way they have beaten Australia is a huge confidence booster.
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New Zealand or Ireland? Either way, that semi-final will be seismic.
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Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Oita Stadium
Pretty understated celebrations from the England players. A few handshakes and pats on the back and they're done.
Onto the semi-finals.
Image source, ReutersEngland 40-16 Australia
Narrow margins, we thought. Suffocatingly tight they said.
In the end, it was England by an autobahn.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 40-16 Australia
The gong sounds. Australia are still running the ball, raging against the dying of the light...
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England 40-16 Australia
Not even a consolation score for Australia. Thousand-yard stares and chins on chests in the green and gold ranks as the try is ruled out and their Rugby World Cup campaign looks set to end with a whimper.
England 40-16 Australia
Marika Koroibete hares into the corner after a break-out move from deep from the Aussies.
But Jerome Garces wants to have a look back at a couple of passes in the build-up...
England 40-16 Australia
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Watson since his injury has looked like he has never had a minute away from the game, he spotted it a mile off! England have run away with it on the scoreboard, against Australia under Eddie Jones they smash them and they have done it again today.
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Anthony Watson (con Farrell)
Kurtley Beale could not have telegraphed that pass any clearer is he had taken out a full-page advert in the Oita Express and Star.
The Australia full-back throws a long, looping mis-pass toward captain Michael Hooper out wide after thinking about it for a good half second.
Yoink. Anthony Watson is having that.
Easy intercept and under the posts.
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George Houlbrooke: England professional, clinical and disciplined. Is this really England? What a performance so far
Rachel T: What a day to be travelling up to Scotland on hols for making this feel like a magic carpet!