South Africa go back to what has worked so well for them.

A massive hit-up, green jerseys there en masse, and Dan Cole is guilty of being the speedbump that sends the maul crashing to earth on England's 22m.

This is a gimme for Handre Pollard.

Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

How quickly it can change. His team-mates will be furious - furious! - with Handre Pollard. That's not the time to be trying to break out. That's not the option, boom the ball down the field.

Owen Farrell's kick from distance and a bit of an angle, floats just wide of the right-hand upright.

He grimaces and jogs back to halfway.

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Suddenly England voices are the only thing you can hear in Yokohama Stadium.

Anthony Watson taps tackles a counter-attacking Handre Pollard, Tom Curry limpets over the top and Jerome Garces has seen enough to award the penalty England's way.

Swing Low ringing out, Curry enveloped in bear hugs from his team-mates.

Farrell points for the poles...

Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio 5 Live

A lot of good energy here from the England bench. You could see how much it meant to them when they got that scrum penalty. Huge moments for England and they need more of them to get back into this game.

Owen Farrell lands the kick to make sure the forwards good work doesn't go to waste.

Back to within a converted try.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at International Stadium Yokohama

Biggest cheer of the game so far as England finally dominate a scrum. It's prompted a chorus of Swing Low, Sweet Chariot too.

Hello. Hello!

England's forwards finally rediscover their snarl at scrum time.

South Africa's pack, dominant till now, is splintered to shards and England have the penalty.

Massive back slaps and bum taps from the backs. Can that be a turning point?

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

George Ford was very frustrated, he's been playing off the back foot or with no ball at all. He's kicked one out on the full, a couple of poor restarts. Eddie Jones went with the team from last week and it hasn't worked.

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Eddie Jones shuffles things around with George Ford coming off for Henry Slade, meaning Owen Farrell will slide across to fly-half.

Doctor Joker: Any more tenser, and this match could be won on boundaries scored!

Nicola: You know what England need in this final? A super over...

PSV solutions: If we have to win ugly then so be it! Come on England. Show up this half please!

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Joe Marler is immediately in Jerome Garces bad books, guilty of chasing up his feet and not keeping it straight.

Penalty to South Africa and Handre Pollard clears his lines.

Tom Curry runs into contact and finds himself kept aloft like a puppet on Springbok strings. Pieter Steph du Toit was the stealer in chief there...

Scrum green on their own 22m. And Joe Marler is on in the front row for it.

Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live

You are drawing on every memory you have of being a team on the retreat. How do you go about it, how do you coerce the referee into thinking it's their fault? How do you stop this huge green machine?

England have got to start cheating in that scrum. Whatever it takes. Create some penalties. You've got to gamble right now.

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Handre Pollard is swinging as free and easy as John Daly. He tees it up, lets it rip and South Africa are more than a converted score ahead.

And a converted score seems like a mirage at the moment...

South Africa's fresh front row carry off where the starters left off.

The Springboks send the England pack into reverse to gain another scrum penalty.

Jerome Garces is going to get an RSI in that scrum penalty arm...

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Change of props for the Springboks - Tendai Mtawarira and Frans Malherbe make way, on come another couple of bruisers in Steven Kitshoff and Vincent Koch.

Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio 5 Live

Can South Africa maintain this? It looks like they're going to bring on the rest of their front row. England will start getting frustrated but they can't let it get to them too much. If they keep playing it loose, it will play right into the hands of South Africa. They've got to be patient.

George Ford is flattened by Pieter Steph du Toit but he is back up and running and England are retaining the ball well...

Sam Underhill through half a gap. South Africa scrabble back and reset their defence. Shadow boxing at the start of the second half.

Eventually Jamie George's offload, aimed at Anthony Watson, drifts into touch...