George Ford is playing the percentages like Warren Buffett.

The England fly-half drills a kick down into the Australia 22m.

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Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

I love the intensity of this England side. They had to step up from the pool games, and that was a tough two weeks without a game. That try after half-time kicked them up the rear.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Oita Stadium

I've never heard England fans go so wild over a penalty. But they know it puts their side pretty much out of reach.

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

As scripted, England have demolished them in the scrum, gone to the line out and maul, and now rubbing salt into the wounds by going for goal.

England stretch 17 points clear, over the horizon and out of sight.

Australia pull down an England rolling maul on their own 22m. Jerome Garces decision is greeted with air punches from England players who know these might be the points that hammer down the lid.

Owen Farrell is lining up the shot at goal.

Australia knock on at the line-out as Izack Rodda fails to gather the ball and then Dan Cole squeezes a penalty at scrum-time.

England are tightening around this match like a boa constrictor.

Ben Wire: Sitting in a car park listening to this. Not moving until it's done. How far we are from the days Australia struck fear into the hearts of England

Australia bring on Lukhan Salakaia-Loto in the back row.

England sub Joe Marler and Luke Cowan-Dickie into the front row.

England didn't see that one coming. Samu Kerevi opts for a chip over the top for Reece Hodge out wide.

How's the bounce? Just about good enough for England. Elliot Daly can't gather cleanly but concedes only a line-out just outside his own 22m.

Kimberley: So tense! But the clock is ticking and for once it's in our favour, come on England!!

Australia tactics have been decided by the scoreboard.

They are running from just outside their own 22m.

Can they conjure something? Marika Koroibete whizzes up to halfway as he is given a sniff of space...

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

Australia have been very helpful to England in parts. England have been accurate, disciplined and very sensible.

Australia have brought on Adam Coleman for Rory Arnold in the second row.

A few whistles from the stands. Owen Farrell blocks them out and splits the sticks.

England are two converted scores clear.

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Ben Youngs darts blind and for the corner, but clearly knocks on as opposite number Nic White gets across to put in a big shoulder.

Not all is lost for England though.

They had a penalty advantage pocketed for a side entry into a ruck by an Australian.

Owen Farrell is going to take on the kick at the posts...

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Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

England are stepping up the pressure and intensity. They are boiling at the moment.

Kyle Sinckler - scorer of England's third try - goes off to a massive ovation and Dan Cole takes his place.

George Kruis replaces Courtney Lawes in England second row.

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Australia are starting to chance their arm and that is leaving some opportunities out there for England.

Jonny May snatches Silatolu Latu's pass out of the air and Ben Youngs' nudge ahead has forced Australia into touch close to their own line...