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 0-3 South Africa
South Africa's little men as hitting England's big carriers.
Faf de Klerk chops down Billy Vunipola, but Cheslin Kolbe is guilty of not rolling away as he does the same to Courtney Lawes.
Penalty to England. And this is very kickable. Owen Farrell calls for the tee...
England 0-3 South Africa
A penalty for England as Pieter-Steph du Toit instinctively grabs a ball knocked forward from Willie Le Roux's hand.
England play for territory and are down just outside the Bok 22m.
England 0-3 South Africa
That is superb from Jonny May.
The England wing leaps like Michael Jordan to pat Pollard's kick back to Elliot Daly before it or he land in touch.
Daly kicks back towards halfway to ease the pressure and the backs have bailed out the forwards there...
England 0-3 South Africa
Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio 5 Live
England have to be careful. It's in their heads now at scrum-time. That's three penalties I've counted at the scrum. They've got to do the basics right to get back into the game.
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Bad news Paul Grayson.
From the resulting scrum, Mako Vunipola's nose buries into the turf and South Africa are awarded the penalty by Jerome Garces.
Handre Pollard will punt down towards coffin corner...
England 0-3 South Africa
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Without a doubt, England have made some mental mistakes early on. They're putting the pressure on themselves. Their line-out was magical last week against the All Blacks but now Etzebeth is straight up at two and steals it.
What England can't do is get into a cycle where every single set piece comes with a mistake.
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England still stuttering rather than purring at the set-piece.
Jamie George's line-out throw is juggled forward by Maro Itoje. That was working as smooth as a Swiss timepiece against the All Blacks.
Not today. Not yet at least.
Scrum down to the Boks.
England 0-3 South Africa
George Ford gets the big club out of the bag, walloping a kick straight downfield to buy some territory.
The chase is good and Willie le Roux's reply, out into touch near halfway, is a net gain for England.
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Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Why England need to change things need to change things so dramatically is a minor concern at this stage .I know they want to go through their moves, I know they want the odd tweak in their repertoire, but it's the first line-out. You don't want it too complex.
England 0-3 South Africa
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at International Stadium Yokohama
The England fans have quietened down a bit, especially after that pass from Ben Youngs. Don't think anyone can believe what they're seeing after such a dominant win against New Zealand just a week ago.
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England were as accurate as Michael van Gerwen against the All Blacks.
Now their darts are thumping into bedroom door.
Ben Youngs' frustration writes a cheque that his skills can't cash, his mispass drifting out into touch rather than finding Anthony Watson.
England 0-3 South Africa
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Even though Billy Vunipola got around the outside, England's supporting player, Sam Underhill, was too far away. As soon as Owen Farrell got the ball, Kolisi was all over it like the jackal he is. Come on, England, think.
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Samuel: This proves how tough rugby players are. Get knocked out, stand up, walk it off.
Ben: If England were feeling at all comfortable, the surprise of Sinckler's injury may actually up their game
Handre Pollard
This match has started just as Rassie Erasmus would have dreamed last night.
England rattled, Boks dominant up front and points on the board.
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Not really.
Billy Vunipola opts to pick and go as the England scrum goes into reverse.
A loose pass towards Owen Farrell though and the South Africa clear-out crew of Siya Kolisi and Duane Vermeulen force the penalty.
This is bang in front and South Africa are going to take the points...
England 0-0 South Africa
Handre Pollard!
Superb from the Springbok 10 as he hoists a high one, chases like fury and claims high above George Ford.
England scrambling. South Africa have started at a canter.
Eddie Jones' side have a scrum inside their own 22m after a South Africa knock-on.
Can they dig in here at the set-piece?
England 0-0 South Africa
Superb turnover, five metres from his own line, from Elliot Daly.
And England are running from behind their own posts, spinning wide to Jonny May.
And it pays off. He makes it back to England's 22m.
England 0-0 South Africa
South Africa get the squeeze on at scrum-time as Cole comes under immediate pressure.
Jerome Garces' arm is aloft for a Springbok penalty.
Faf de Klerk wants more and darts downfield...
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Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Sinckler's a runner, key to those pivot plays England use. Dan Cole is a good tight-head but not as nimble. You think in an hour, the pressure he'll be under, he's going to be drained.
England 0-0 South Africa
Kyle Sinckler is off down the tunnel for a head injury assessement, as he is replaced by Dan Cole.
Sinckler will not be coming back on.
Cole has a scrum-time rendez vous with Tendai Mtawarira first up.
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