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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Kimberley: At least we didn't lose to Wales
MrCappy: Well that's 80 minutes of my life I won't get back again Steve from an angry North East
Stu: Very strong performance from S.Africa, not so from the referee.
FT: England 12-32 South Africa
Image source, Getty ImagesGeorge Ford speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live:
"We weren't good enough. Congratulations to South Africa, I thought they executed their plan brilliantly. We were far too inaccurate in the first half. We always knew they based their game on what they do up front.
"I couldn’t be prouder of the lads, they’ve been brilliant all tournament up front, they just did a job on us today.
"They played really well you cant take anything away from them. It’s obviously a huge disappointment for our side. We wanted to finish it off today but we were nowhere near good enough to do that. We've come a long way and it’s probably the most together squad I’ve ever been a part of. We’ll come back."
FT: England 12-32 South Africa
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
England gave it everything, but even if you'd said to me that was how South Africa were going to play, I would not honestly have thought they could survive that for 80 minutes, playing in that manner.
They've just stuffed England with everything going against them. This is one of, if not the, greatest victory in a World Cup final.
FT: England 12-32 South Africa
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at International Stadium Yokohama
Manu Tuilagi and Ellis Genge share a very long hug, before England gather in a circle.
Mako Vunipola is the man doing the talking at first, then the team squeeze in even tighter for a few words from Owen Farrell.
To his credit, Farrell looked like he summoned up something from the depths of disappointment. He was very animated as he debriefed his team there.
FT: England 12-32 South Africa
Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio 5 Live
You can see what it meant to them. Their captain went round to each individual in the England team, shaking their hands. Real good leadership.
They really stretched the England defence and took advantage of the momentum they built from the scrum. They put the pressure on the scoreboard and kept it ticking over. England had to chase and South Africa were really good at shutting down anything they came up with.
FT: England 12-32 South Africa
South Africa captain Siya Kolisi, who was brought up in brutally tough conditions in a Port Elizabeth township, is at the centre of every group hug and selfie shot.
Things are a little more mournful amid the England ranks. Long-lingering embraces as they realise their adventure is over. Kyle Sinckler, knocked out in the second minute, is right in amongst it.
FT: England 12-32 South Africa
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
England have been done and dusted in the classroom and the training field. Ultimately they were put away by a South Africa team and management who looked like they were in positions England wanted to be before England were there. They weren't one step ahead, they were two or three ahead.
I was hoping somewhere, in the bowels of the England staff and management, they would have had those angles covered and that they would have expected something like that from South Africa, but it didn't look that way.
FT: England 12-32 South Africa
Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at International Stadium Yokohama
It isn't to be for Eddie Jones' men. They've had a fine tournament but at the last, they were asked question they simply couldn't answer.
FT: England 12-32 South Africa
Prince Harry shakes hands with South Africa president Cyril Ramaphosa in the stands.
On the pitch, Siya Kolisi is buried under a whopping mass of Springbok team-mates. Billy Vunipola, white shirt spattered with red blood, trudges aimless looking for a hand to shake and a way off the stage.
FT: England 12-32 South Africa
The clock is red. Handre Pollard boots to touch. The game is up for England.
England 12-32 South Africa
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
From an England point of view, everything that could go wrong has gone wrong. Bus late to the ground, Sinckler off after two minutes, every cute play has gone wrong. Everything South Africa have touched has turned to Webb Ellis gold.
Image source, AFPEngland 12-32 South Africa
South Africa are looking for the glace finish for the cherry, that is on the icing atop their World Cup winning cake.
Handre Pollard shanks his drop goal effort though.
It is not going to matter. A shot of the engraver scratching out 'South Africa' in the base of the William Webb Ellis Cup appears to cheers on the big screen.
The South Africa bench are already celebrating...
England 12-32 South Africa
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
We said there was potentially a South Africa storm coming, and could England deal with the physicality of the Springboks at fever pitch? The answer is no.
Image source, AFPEngland 12-32 South Africa
England are playing sevens rugby, slinging passes wide and long.
But they know this one is gone. The chance has passed them by. Faf de Klerk of Sale and Springboks departs the action with a Cheshire Cat grin.
England 12-32 South Africa
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
I don't know where this has come from. It's come from the gods. Their defensive line, their line speed, their discipline, their energy, has been simply fantastic. England have no answer. An amazing performance from a Springbok team who everybody wrote off.
A lot of their supporters probably didn't believe this was possible. A royal thrashing of England in the World Cup final.
Image source, PA MediaEngland 12-32 South Africa
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at International Stadium Yokohama
The South Africa bench are jumping up and down. Siya Kolisi is enveloped by his team-mates and Willie Le Roux is waving to the crowd. They know this is over.
England 12-32 South Africa
Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio 5 Live
I tell you what, Kolbe has a booster rocket on here. All the subs ran after him down the sideline. Got around Farrell in a phonebox. Willie le Roux is in tears, that's what it means to him. It's amazing scenes here.
Cheslin Kolbe (con Pollard)
That is surely that.
England are trying to run it from deep, but Henry Slade spills the ball after a shoulder to the gut from Malcolm Marx.
Suddenly the Boks are looking for the killer punch rather than the clock.
Wide it goes and Cheslin Kolbe sits Owen Farrell down on the seat of his pants with vicious jagging side step.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 12-25 South Africa
South Africa are running down the clock and denying England the time and space to uncork the fizzy running rugby they need to pull this game around.
A couple of scrum resets and another minute wiped off the clock.
England 12-25 South Africa
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's gone... We're 13 points down with 10 minutes to go. They've barely had two opportunities. They've got to gamble.
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