South Africa's first black Test captain Siya Kolisi lifts the World Cup
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England v South Africa (09:00 GMT)
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at International Stadium Yokohama
Image source, BBC SportThe queues to get in were already formed four hours before kick-off.
Once through the gates, there's an outside plaza where fans can soak up the sunshine, watch live music and get food and drinks. It's 20C today with bright blue skies - perfect weather for a World Cup final!
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Image source, Getty ImagesOnly seven men have ever experienced what it is to lead their team up to receive the William Webb Ellis trophy.
In three and a half hours or so either Owen Farrell - the son of rugby league royalty transplanted to Hertfordshire- or Siya Kolisi – who has risen to lead his country from a brutally tough upbringing in a Port Elizabeth township – will join them.
Either would be a fitting name to add to that list.
History beckons, but for whom?
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Image source, Getty ImagesDavid Kirk (New Zealand)
Nick Farr-Jones (Australia)
Francois Pienaar (South Africa)
John Eales (Australia)
Martin Johnson (England)
John Smit (South Africa)
Richie McCaw (New Zealand)
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