South Africa's first black Test captain Siya Kolisi lifts the World Cup
I want to inspire every kid in South Africa - Kolisi
Springboks win third world title with emphatic victory in Yokohama
Mapimpi and Kolbe second-half tries seal deserved triumph
England struggled against dominant South Africa pack
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Martin: Come on England, make us proud. An opportunity to be world champions in two of our highest-profile sports in one year. Might never happen again.
Nathan: Maybe a good omen. It took us 12 years to avenge our 1991 final to defeat to Australia in 2003. We lost to South Africa in the 2007 final... Come on boys!
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Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, GettyThere is rugby royalty everywhere and it smells like a World Cup final.
When I got pitch side there was a smell that took me back 16 years in a blink, to walking out in a final.
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Image source, Getty ImagesEngland arrived only an hour before kick-off at the Yokohama International Stadium.
Traffic? Tactics? Or just fashionably late?
Owen Farrell looked locked on the prize as he came down the corridor...
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Image source, Getty ImagesIt is going to attritional/physical/combat at close quarters. Different synomns for the similar predictions.
Even Springbok Rassie Erasmus has been saying that he expects a low-scoring game with more heavy collisions than large-scale points scoring.
But a little over a year ago, these two teams played out a rollicking ten-try thriller at Ellis Park.
England raced into a 24-3 lead. But South Africa, guided by scrum-half Faf de Klerk in his first international start in two years, roared back to take the spoils.
Five tries each by the end with Mike Brown, Elliot Daly, Owen Farrell, Maro Itoje and Jonny May all crossing for England.
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Becky Grey
BBC Sport at International Stadium Yokohama
Image source, BBC SportThis is Dan. His friends dared him to wear full kit for the quarter-final, so he did.
But then he decided if he didn't wear full kit for the semi-final and final too, England would lose. So here he is!
Great bum bag. It's all in the accessories.
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Jon: Current state: absolute confidence that it will all be fine, accompanied by acute anxiety that it might not.
Jim: Game starts at 3am here in Colorado. Got myself a pint for company. Wife and kids are in bed. They don't get what all the fuss is about. Come on ENGLAND!!
Liz: We're setting up to watch the game in Baku Azerbaijan. At Titans Rugby Club with people from all over the world. Hoping for an England win - well the English members are!! Bring rugby to the world
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South Africa captain Siya Kolisi has also arranged for his father to travel overseas for the first time to watch him in the final.
"It's one of the things that I'm grateful about, playing rugby, that we can do things like this for our family members," he said.
Siya Kolisi: Winning the World Cup would be "huge" for the county
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Tom Fordyce
BBC chief sports writer at International Stadium Yokohama
Image source, Getty ImagesFor 80 minutes, from 09:00 GMT, Siya Kolisi will be the single most important person in South Africa. Maybe the most remarkable thing is how he carries that burden - he seems to relish it, and he's clearly a huge inspiration to all his team-mates.
He's been a very good player in a very good Springboks team.
Tom is too modest to mention it, but he has written an excellent feature on Kolisi's extraordinary story.
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Image source, GettyWing Cheslin Kolbe has recovered from an ankle injury to take his place in the South Africa side to face England in Saturday's Rugby World Cup final.
The 26-year-old was replaced by Sbu Nkosi for the Springboks' semi-final win over Wales, but comes straight back into the starting line-up.
That is the only change to the starting XV with Mbongeni Mbonambi retaining his place at hooker ahead of Malcolm Marx, and Sale-bound Lood de Jager starting alongside Eben Etzebeth in the second row.
South Africa: Le Roux; Kolbe, Am, De Allende, Mapimpi; Pollard, De Klerk; Mtawarira, Mbonambi, Malherbe, Etzebeth, De Jager, Kolisi (capt), Du Toit, Vermeulen.
Replacements:Marx, Kitschoff, Koch, Snyman, Mostert, Louw, H Jantjies, Steyn
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Buzzing for this, World Cup fry up on the go! What a time to be alive! Come on England.
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Ross Kemp gives England some words of encouragement ahead of the Rugby World Cup final
Can I get this on a loop for the first hour of every day?
Ross Kemp, former Eastender, perennial gang-botherer, warzone growler, has given England his words of inspiration.
Drink in the intonation.
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Image source, GettyEngland have named an unchanged team in the wake of their superb semi-final victory over New Zealand with captain Owen Farrell, leading try-scorer Jonny May and prop Kyle Sinckler all passed fit after picking up knocks.
Farrell stays at inside centre with George Ford once again picked at fly-half, while scrum-half Ben Spencer is on the bench after flying out last weekend as emergency cover following an injury to Willi Heinz.
England:Daly; Watson, Tuilagi, Farrell, May, Ford, Youngs; M Vunipola, George, Sinckler, Itoje, Lawes, Curry, Underhill, B Vunipola
Replacements: Cowan-Dickie, Marler, Cole, Kruis, Wilson, Spencer, Slade, Joseph
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As the chorus line fill the stands, time to get the cast-list for the drama's main players.
South Africa have arrived at the Yokohama Stadium. England are incoming...
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I like to imagine the Queen filmed a similar chest-thumping, hollering video message before being talked down to more traditional headed telegram.
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Someone get Hannah Botterman on the plane/bullet train.
Look how hyped she and the Red Roses are just for shooting a good luck video.
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Image source, Getty ImagesLegendary South African World Cup-winning captain Francois Pienaar has been on BBC Radio 5 Live talking about his 2019 counterpart, Siya Kolisi:
"What a story. He comes from a very, very poor township. Incredibly nice man, a humble guy, I'm a big fan. His dad flew overseas for the first time in his life to come and watch his son, they took him to Disneyworld! You can imagine the emotion in that family. Our president jumped on a jet last night with a number six Springbok jersey on.
"It'll be bigger than 1995 and will unite the country even more because we've got more black supporters than we've ever had. Because of the victory and Mr Mandela, a lot more black people started watching and playing rugby. It's going to be very special today and very emotional too. Hopefully Kolisi's calm, I think he will be."
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M&S's Autograph collection are really splashing out on their location shoots aren't they?
BBC Radio 5 live are live in Yokohama with all the best build-up. Correspondent Chris Jones is joined by the usual stellar team, with 2003 World Cup winners Matt Dawson and Paul Grayson staying resolutely impartial.
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