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
England 6-6 South Africa
England have given away another penalty though soon after the restart as they attempt to plug a gap that Handre Pollard has found in their defensive line.
The South Africa fly-half dusts himself down and prepares for a long-ranger from out on the angle...
England 6-6 South Africa
That passage of play only delivered three points, but was promising for England. Their forwards made good headway against this famed South Africa defence.
Is there a tide turning after the Boks' blitz start?
Owen Farrell
Owen Farrell has a little moan to the referee about South Africa, suggesting their infringements were a deliberate cynical ploy rather than desperation or mistake.
The penalty is straightforward enough. Back to level.
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Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, PA MediaI love that from England, the pack showing a bit of dominance. Courtney Lawes has been passing, running, mauling, stealing balls, you name it, he's been magnificent in this first 34 minutes.
England 3-6 South Africa
Through the hands, but there is no room for Anthony Watson out wide.
Jerome Garces comes back for South Africa's offside infringement, five metres out.
What is Owen Farrell's call here? Points or does he dare call for a scrum?
He points to the poles...
England 3-6 South Africa
England fans of all ages watch on nervously back home...
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Image source, PA MediaEngland 3-6 South Africa
We are up to 15 phases. South Africa are backed up to the cliff edge...
England 3-6 South Africa
Penalty advantage to England with Duane Vermuelen all over the ball on the floor.
But England want more...
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England barge and bash up to within 12m with Courtney Lawes and Billy Vunipola doing the hard yards...
England 3-6 South Africa
Sam Underhill and Billy Vunipola muster some offensive defence, both putting in meaty hits on Springbok first-phase runners.
And now Faf de Klerk is too clever for his own good, slapping the ball out of Ben Youngs' hands from an offside position.
England kick down to the Bok 22m.
They could do with some points from this visit...
England 3-6 South Africa
Eddie Jones is keeping a poker face in the stands but he must be fuming inside.
Another elementary mistake as George Ford's touch-finding poke heads out on the full.
As Eben Etzebeth gets treatment, Owen Farrell is in the ear of Jerome Garces pleading the case for his front row at the scrum.
This is not a good look for England.
Handre Pollard
Handre Pollard milks another three points as he lands his kick. That second-minute miss seems to be behind him.
Image source, ReutersEngland 3-3 South Africa
And the restart mistake is compounded by another dominant Springbok scrum.
Dan Cole forced through the sunroof and Jerome Garces awards the penalty the South Africans' way...
England 3-3 South Africa
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Itoje was miles away from that. Pressure is amazing, whether you can deal with it or not. There are players on both sides who are struggling.
England 3-3 South Africa
In a television studio somewhere, Sir Clive Woodward will be looking for some hair to pull out.
England make a mess of the restart. Maro Itoje gets under the high ball and Tom Curry knocks on as the ball flies over his team-mate and catches him by surprise.
Owen Farrell
He was never missing that one.
England back to level pegs.
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Becky Grey
BBC Sport at International Stadium Yokohama
It looks like Lood De Jager might have dislocated his shoulder. His left arm was hanging completely limp as he went back down the tunnel.
England 0-3 South Africa
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Three of De Jager's team-mates have just gone and patted him on the left shoulder to say 'unlucky' - you don't need that! He's got to go and get his arm put back on!
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South Africa have a couple of injury problems after that passage of play.
Second row Lood de Jager has copped a shoulder knock in a mighty collision with Billy Vunipola. He is going to be replaced by Franco Mostert.
Hooker Mbongeni Mbonambi is off with for an HIA with the world-class Malcolm Marx off the bench.
Image source, ReutersEngland 0-3 South Africa
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Generating pace in attack is a different ball game than it was against New Zealand. Every second or third tackle is a big hit. England have done enough but they found themselves too flat in attack, they cut off the overlap.
You can see the anxiety and the agitation in the England players.