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
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Ch-ch-ch-changes.
George Ford on for Henry Slade as England revert to the 10-12-13 combo from the pool stages with Owen Farrell inside Manu Tuilagi in midfield.
And Australia have brought on livewire Nic White for Will Genia at scrum-half as they chase the game.
England 27-16 Australia
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Oita Stadium
The announcement that George Ford is coming on gets a big cheer from the England fans.
Henry Slade has definitely won some hearts with that kick through for Jonny May to score in the first half though.
England 27-16 Australia
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
George Ford looks like he’s about to enter the fray. Big call by Eddie Jones.
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England 27-16 Australia
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Incredible defence from England, disciplined, so hard, so tough, so low. They just kept knocking them back, yard after yard.
England 27-16 Australia
And the ball pops loose from Isa Naisarani's grasp! Kyle Sinckler squeezing it free and the ball pops up like a lemon pip.
England flanker Sam Underhill grabs it, Henry Slade hoofs up to half way and England's pack are slapping backs and tapping cheeks in congratulation.
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Sam Underhill and Tom Curry chopping more timber than a lumberjack. Killer low tackles...
England 27-16 Australia
Samu Kerevi is up to within a metre!
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Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
These are the defining moments in big games. The pack were not gathered around saying they wanted a scrum, they just wandered in.
England 27-16 Australia
The scrum has been reset twice now as both front rows hustle for advantage at a crucial set-piece.
Massive tension around Oita Stadium as the backs wait to collide...
England 27-16 Australia
England have given away a penalty for Sam Underhill getting off his feet as he has a dart at the ball on the floor.
They have to be careful this close to the sticks. Definite penalty try/yellow card territory.
What are the Aussies going to do with this then? They have opted for the scrum. And their front row have been under the pump in the last couple...
England 27-16 Australia
England's defence stands firm as Jordan Petaia charges into contact...
England 27-16 Australia
England have given away a penalty - Henry Slade failing to roll away from the base of a ruck after Rory Arnold had pilfered line-out ball on Jamie George's throw.
Australia have decided to go for the try jackpot rather than take three points. A kick to the corner and a crucial phases incoming...
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Neil Boughton: Fantastic response from that early try conceded. I bet Latu wishes he didn't pat Sinckler on the head after all, seems like a man on a mission!
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Australia have made a change at 10.
Matt Toomua is given the task of overhauling this England lead. He is on in place of Christian Lealiifano at fly-half.
Owen Farrell
Australia had cut the gap to a point on 42 minutes.
England have pushed it back out to 11 by 50 minutes.
It has been a superb sucker punch response from England as Owen Farrell knocks over a penalty incurred by an under-pressure green and gold pack at scrum time.
Is this the beginning of the end for the Wallabies?
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John Petrie: Kyle Sinckler. Aussies wound him up and then they let him go
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Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
No one on this planet would stop Kyle Sinckler there! Brilliant from Farrell on the line, vindicating his selection.
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Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Bullet pass to your outside centre, who is it? Your tighthead prop!
Kyle Sinckler (con Farrell)
Fire up the funbus.
Kyle Sinckler's charge is picked out by a high-wire mis-pass from Owen Farrell, taking the ball right into the teeth of the Aussie defence.
The prop is through a hole and has 20m to travel. No problem. He spots Kurtley Beale coming on the cover and does a Maori sidestep, dipping his shoulder and relishing the contact as he crashes over.
Easy extras from Owen Farrell.
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