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England 12-25 South Africa
The expressions shared by every English fan so far this morning.
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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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England 12-25 South Africa
England are tapping and going now.
Anthony Watson with a dart down to the Bok 22m, but he spills the pill in contact and England's pressure seeps away.
Jonathan Joseph is thrown into the fray in place of Jonny May. Tuilagi at 12, Joseph at 13, Slade at full-back and Daly on the wing.
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England 12-25 South Africa
A penny for this man's thoughts?
Image source, Getty Images'South Africa just have to control this game'published at 10:42 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2019
England 12-25 South Africa
Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio 5 LiveYou should have seen the bench when they scored that try. They know that they just have to control this game and put all the pressure on England. Expect them to kick even more.
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Anthony: Forward passes obviously are fine now!
Field: Second pass in the sequence was clearly forward
STONEY: That’s clearly a forward pass. So clearly. Disgraceful decision.
'They need a score in the next few minutes'published at 10:42 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2019
England 12-25 South Africa
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveThey need a score in the next few minutes, otherwise the World Cup's gone.
Try stands - England 12-25 South Africapublished at 66 mins
Makazole Mapimpi (con Pollard)
You have to say that try is a class above anything that England's backline have brought to the party.
Quick hands down the narrow side, a cute kick ahead by Makazole Mapimpi, a smart gather by Lukhanyo Am and the centre flips the ball over his shoulder and back into the wing's hands for a superb score.
Handre Pollard with the extras. England with the Everest to climb.
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England 12-18 South Africa
Makazole Mapimpi is over! Are England's hopes of winning the World Cup?
A lot will depend on the video officials review of two possible forward passes in the build-up....
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England 12-18 South Africa
South Africa are peppering Elliot Daly with high balls and the tactic is working. Makazole Mapimpi claims that one above the England full-back.
Siya Koilsi is replaced by Francois Louw of Bath, a real breakdown nuisance, for South Africa.
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England 12-18 South Africa
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England 12-18 South Africa
Not nearly enough juice.
Handre Pollard's penalty falls short and Henry Slade claims the ball cleans and clears upfield.
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England 12-18 South Africa
A flag is up on the touchline.
The touchjudge Romain Poite has spotted Anthony Watson's cynical little shoulder barge to block off Makazole Mapimpi's chasing line.
Handre Pollard is going to take on a kick of Paul Thorburn proportions from inside his own half...
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England 12-18 South Africa
Twenty minutes to go, and more fresh legs for England.
Luke Cowan-Dickie and Mark Wilson are on, for Jamie George and Sam Underhill.
'England have to score next'published at 10:32 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2019
England 12-18 South Africa
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveYou feel for England to really squeeze South Africa, they've got to score next.
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Owen Farrell
Back to within six points.
Owen Farrell's kick wobbles and veers but finds its way over...
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England 9-18 South Africa
Manu Tuilagi with a mighty hit straight off the restart!
Duane Vermuelen is knocked into reverse and England scrap hard enough on the floor to win the penalty.
This is within range for Owen Farrell...
'The oldest of old-school'published at 10:30 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2019
England 9-18 South Africa
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveOff the top of the line-out, give to Damian de Allende, he gets them on the front foot and then seven South Africa forwards just stood to the left of the ruck. The oldest of old-school. Just set up a maul and England attempted to stop it by any means, but they've given away a penalty.
'It's South Africa's for the taking'published at 10:30 Greenwich Mean Time 2 November 2019
England 9-18 South Africa
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 LiveSouth Africa have come out and played a magnificent tactic. It's theirs for the taking. Only silly little errors will let England back into the game.
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Handre Pollard
South Africa back out to nine clear? Will England be able to run them down before the finish line?
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Helles: Farrell missed it! You get the impression that was it for England He had to hit it, the momentum was swinging in England's favor and now the Springboks are rampant again...
Dave: It occurred to me during a break in play that I’ve never seen so many terrible haircuts on one rugby pitch