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Zeb Bowyer: Tom Curry playing like a man possessed with 100 caps, in his first World Cup.
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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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England 17-6 Australia
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Oita StadiumWhat a start to quarter-finals weekend.
Where do we go from here?!
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England 17-6 Australia
Stick that one straight on the Kamikaze Kids' greatest hits compilation.
Reece Hodge runs back a kick, but charges straight into a Tom Curry-shaped roadblock. A shuddering shoulder from the Sale flanker and his mate Sam Underhill is first on the scene to clamp down over the top and secure the turnover.
England put in inside the Australia half.
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Andrew Bevan: Some consolation for the Aussies, David Warner hasn't gotten out early yet!
Henry Gathercole: 2019 has been a bad year for me missing key sporting moments due to poor planning. So far I’ve been on the runway for the Cricket World Cup Final, the Wimbledon Final, and now the mauling of the Aussies in Japan.
Slow-starting Wallabiespublished at 08:51 British Summer Time 19 October 2019
Australia have started slowly throughout this World Cup - the Wallabies trailed 21-12 at half-time in opening match against Fiji, before winning 39-21.
And they also fell 23-8 behind against Wales in the first half, eventually going down 29-25 despite a resurgent second 40 minutes in Tokyo.
Another second-half comeback brewing?
'Submissive Aussies'published at 08:51 British Summer Time 19 October 2019
England 17-6 Australia
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 LiveThe Aussie defence is so submissive, are they not going to go hard and press?
Total control in attack - we couldn't ask for anything more.
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Owen Farrell
Owen Farrell could kick that one in ballet pumps.
England keep the scoreboard operator busy. This is a comfortable cushion, but Eddie Jones' side have had thicker rugs whipped from under them this year.
Remember Scotland in the Calcutta Cup? Michael Cheika will...
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England 14-6 Australia
Kurtley Beale puts the Wallabies under pressure with a kick that is neither distance nor chaseable.
Jordan Petaia helps ease some of that pressure with a rush out of defence, but Australia are pinged as Christian Lealiifano fails to roll away in the wake of a Manu Tuilagi rumble.
This should be simple for Owen Farrell as he lines up a penalty,
Penalty - England 14-6 Australiapublished at 25 mins
Christian Lealiifano
Australia made slow starts against Fiji and Wales during the pool stages. They are not wasting any time on making a comeback now.
Back to within eight points as they suck a three-point dint off the scoreboard.
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England 14-3 Australia
Now Australia are knocking on the door!
Izack Rodda is up to within five metres. Jamie George is not dong enough to roll away after making the cover tackle.
A gimme of a penalty right in front and Christian Lealiifano calls for the tee...
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Zeb Bowyer: Australia trying to play so open and coming at England hard is working against them. Totally playing into England’s hands. It’s coming home...
Abdul Karim: Wow. 2nd Try England. Get in!!
MJ: It wasn’t the easiest wakeup in the world this morning (3:45am), but the coffee is being consumed, the game is on full blast and this missus is furious lay next to me. Cheering on the boys from São Paulo
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Zeb Bowyer: Australia trying to play so open and coming at England hard is working against them. Totally playing into England’s hands. It’s coming home...
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Rachel T: TRY BABY!!!!! COME ON ENGLAND!!!!!!
'What a turnover'published at 08:42 British Summer Time 19 October 2019
England 14-3 Australia
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 LiveFantastic turnover, Pocock too deep, England up hard and fast. Slade didn’t have the wheels, but his vision and ability to see where his men were!
'Beautiful stuff from Slade'published at 08:42 British Summer Time 19 October 2019
England 14-3 Australia
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveWhat a beautiful touch by Slade off his right boot, May didn’t have to break stride.
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Converted try - England 14-3 Australiapublished at 20 mins
Jonny May (con Farrell)
Another!
England conjure another score out of the blue! David Pocock throws a no-look pass to Christian Lealiifano. Only problem was that Lealiifano was not looking either.
Henry Slade picks up the loose ball and hares upfield, The cover is closing, but his galaxy-brain kick, weighted to perfection, is divine.
Jonny May flops down on it to score in the corner and Owen Farrell adds two more.
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England 7-3 Australia
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Oita StadiumAustralia got straight into a huddle after that score. Can't be totally sure from this distance but it looked like there were a few deep breaths being taken to calm the nerves.