Topsy Ojo
Former England back on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

It has been brilliant to watch. Entertaining. A lot of questions will still be asked of this England team, but their ability to bring it level with two minutes level, and then win it, that's maturity.

England have come away with the trophy, so that feeling of adversity and being able to come through, they'll learn a huge amount from that.

The fans will have loved the drama.

What a match.

France, without around 25 of their star players, travelled to Twickenham as underdogs against the Six Nations champions. England were seven points behind with just a few minutes left.

Luke Cowan-Dickie made it over off the back of a maul and captain Owen Farrell, who had already missed three kicks, scored the conversion to level things and take it to sudden death.

And somehow England found a way to win with an Owen Farrell penalty. An unexpected end to an unexpected tournament.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Fabulous game all round. Lots of good rugby, lots of a bit average rugby - but as a spectacle, with fans in the crowd, the way this French team took England on and really bothered them.

England bounced back with some key performances. A great afternoon and from rugby's perspective, this is the game we expect to see from some of the best teams in the world.

Owen Farrell makes no mistake this time.

He lands his penalty from far out on the left and, unbelievably, England have managed to find a way to win in sudden death.

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Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Maro Itoje has got his Mr Tickle hands, arms... the reach is just incredible. No England player is in that so it is not a ruck. Maro Itoje, brilliant turnover.

He will! Owen Farrell sets up his tee.

Jonny May grabs a high ball, takes a moment before setting off, but he can't find any way through.

England pin France back with a kick and they win a penalty on the floor!

This is it. Another chance to kick at goal and win the Autumn Nations Cup. Will Owen Farrell be taking it again?

He has missed four kicks today and it's a tough one out left.

England slide into a maul from the line-out then Dan Robson kicks high.

England safely gather amidst tough competition from Brice Dulin and Luke Cowan-Dickie breaks through! He pulls England up to France's 22.

What a treat this is for the fans.

We're off again and England have a scrum inside their 22.

Ben Earl looks pumped to the max as they win the penalty and Henry Slade kicks to touch.

Btw, if it comes down to kicks to decide it each team has to choose five kickers to take a penalty from the 22.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I want to see penalties! I have never been to a game with one, I want to see it...

Just in case nothing happens in the next 10 minutes: we'd have a place-kicking competition to decide the winner.

IMAGINE.

The players must be exhausted.

They've racked up 90 minutes of rugby so far and have another 10 of sudden death to go.

The first side to score wins. Owen Farrell had a prime opportunity right at the start of sudden death when France gave away a penalty but, incredibly, he missed his kick.

So on we go.

Topsy Ojo
Former England back on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

That was wrestling, WWE, complete body slam into touch. Just get it off the pitch... they must not have known what was going on.

Max Malins tries to make a name for himself running through defenders but he doesn't get too far.

Ben Earl ends up with the ball on the left wing, Dan Robson grabs it at the breakdown and is pulled into touch.

Half-time - a chance to catch up in what is going on here.

Sebastien Bezy clears the ball back into England's half, but George Ford soon repays the favour.

Both side's are playing low-risk rugby because a penalty conceded could mean the end of the game.

France immediately win the ball on the floor and this time Brice Dulin kicks to touch.

A reminder that we are playing two 10-minute halves of sudden death - the first team to score wins the trophy.

Topsy Ojo
Former England back on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

France were thinking about the drop goal too much. England could just wait for the opportune moment to attack the break down. They didn't need to in the end as France were off their feet.

England have to be so careful at the breakdown. If they give a penalty away it will give Louis Carbonel a chance to close out the game.

But it goes the other way. It is England who win the penalty and George Ford kicks to touch on France's 22.

Eddie Jones looks thrilled. Not sure the England coach has ever been this expressive on a touchline.

It was already a France B team and now they've got their replacements on. So many of these players have just one cap to their name.

They build up phases barraging England's defence but the more experienced hosts are holding strong inside their own half.

Fly-half Louis Carbonel is waiting for his drop-goal chance.

Topsy Ojo
Former England back on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

France thought they were about to lose the game, Owen Farrell in front of the sticks. Now the pressure is on England to keep them out.