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Well what an afternoon of rugby! As we have just seen, England managed to get a win over Australia, their eighth win in a row over the Wallabies.

If you want to relive all the action, read our report from Twickenham here.

Elsewhere in the autumn matches, Scotland lost to South Africa and Ireland recorded another home victory over New Zealand.

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It will be interesting to see if Eddie Jones picks the same back line he did against Australia when they play South Africa.

Though Manu Tuilagi's shift on the wing wasn't as catastrophic as many predicted, Adam Radwan performed better last week. But is Tuilagi droppable? And if not does he start again on the wing or is Farrell, Smith or Slade at risk?

Dave Rennie has said his team are much better than they were at Twickenham.

There were glimpses of the team they can be but yellow cards and a huge penalty count meant they couldn't grind out the win.

This is the second loss on the bounce for the Aussies after they were defeated by Scotland last week. They will play Wales next week which should be a close encounter at the Principality Stadium

Eddie Jones seemed happy with the result when speaking post-match.

"We stuck at it. We've had a tough week. Two Covid cases, Sinckler was injured in the first 10 minutes of the match - he was incapacitated. Australia have been in a bubble since June, so congrats to them for staying in it.

"[South Africa] It's the final game and we want to go into the Six Nations with a South African scalp."

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There will be a rematch of the World Cup final next week when South Africa travels to Twickenham.

Both sides are heading into the match with a victory - England's against Australia and South Africa's victory over Scotland earlier today.

Players have given Eddie Jones a lot to think about with Sam Simmonds, Jamie Blamire and Alex Dombrandt impressing. But with Jones selection is very difficult to predict.

England captain Owen Farrell told Amazon: "[Injury] It's okay, it was just a bang. My foot got landed on. It's a bit swollen, it'll be alright.

"We did what we needed to do. Playing against Australia is always a big game. We take what we did today but we know we can be better than that."

And he added about his partnership with Marcus Smith: "I thought it was OK. I think it can get a lot better. The lads did a lot of good work last week against Tonga... we need to make sure we build on it. We want this team playing to all their strengths, we are trying to work as hard as we can."

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Twickenham

A funny game to sum up, with England showing glimpses of real quality interspersed with inaccuracy and scruffiness.

Plenty of individuals stood out – Courtney Lawes, Tom Curry, Freddie Steward to name a few – but there was a lack of consistent cohesion which they will need to improve on with the world champions in town next week.

Player of the match Freddie Steward told Amazon Prime: "It's an incredible experience. Running out in front of 80,000 here, it's the stuff of dreams.

"Marcus [Smith] was brilliant, he put me through the gap, I dived over and it was just elation.

"Joining the likes of Faz [Farrell] and Maro [Itoje] - who have hit milestones today - it's just unbelievable."

The scoring got underway with an early James O'Connor penalty.

However, England hit back through the individual brilliance of Freddie Steward and with Owen Farrell adding the extras England went 7-3 up.

Tom Wright saw yellow for his shoulder hitting Jamie George's head. George almost scored but Nic White put in a huge tackle to dislodge the ball. Half-time stood at 16-12.

The second half started just as the first with the boot of O'Connor.

Angus Bell then was sin binned for a tip tackle on Courtney Lawes and Farrell's boot once again extended England's lead.

Alex Dombrandt made a great break but no-one was in support which saw one of the best passage's of play for Australia.

Worries came for both teams as both captains, Michael Hooper and Farrell, went off injured.

England managed the game well, opting for penalty kicks from Farrell and Marcus Smith.

And Jamie Blamire continued his incredible try record with another score.

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Well that impressive score might just be enough for the Twickenham crowd to remember this as a good one. It's got them singing at least.

That is eight wins in a row against Australia.

Australia decide they want to be the ones to go out on a high as they send speedy offload after speedy offload.

But wait, Sam Simmonds is off!

Here we go! Max Malins gets a bit of space on the right and the crowd are awake.

England switch to go left, but Kurtley Beale nabs the ball off Henry Slade and that attack is swiftly puffed out.

Freddie Steward is chosen as man of the match after an extremely solid performance considering the few caps he has.

Richard: Another word that describes England. Winning.

This game is coming to a stuttering end.

Both these sides have three minutes to send the crowd out into the Twickenham night on a high.

Sam Simmonds gets a big cheer as he takes to the field for his first England cap in four years.

It all seemed so promising for England when Marcus Smith sent Freddie Steward through that gap early in the first half...

But that has been their one and only try so far as fans still await the renewed England attack they have been promised.

Sean Hardingham: One word that describes England…uninspiring

No problem at all for Marcus Smith.

England's 10-point lead looks unassailable with seven minutes left.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Twickenham

"Boring!"

A few heckles from the stands as England fall back on a more familiar kicking game in the final quarter.

With the game still in the balance have they opted for a well-worn tactic rather than a brave new world?