Debut time. Raffi Quirke, who is just 20, is on for Ben Youngs at scrum-half.

Trevor Davison, a late call-up after Ellis Genge's positive Covid-19 test, is on for Bevan Rodd.

The answer to the will England kick? question is yes. Marcus Smith is up.

Nic White is penalised for obstruction about 30m out from Australia's try-line.

Will England go for three more points?

Freddie Steward is cementing his place as a future England great more and more all the time.

The full-back gathers a kick as safely as ever, sends his own up and is all over Kurtley Beale when the Wallaby catches the ball on his own 22.

Prop Ollie Hoskins is on in place of James Slipper for his Australia debut. He was in tears during the anthems, this is special.

Owen Farrell hops off, not wanting to put weight on his left foot it looks like. Max Malins comes on in his place, meaning Manu Tuilagi will move into midfield.

Again Australia twist the scrum round illegally and England win another penalty on halfway.

They kick this one to the corner.

Owen Farrell is back to his accurate ways. England lead by seven with 15 minutes to go.

This time Sam Underhill really is out of here as Alex Dombrandt comes on.

On the other side of the pitch, Owen Farrell has another chance at three points after Australia were penalised for wheeling the scrum.

The scrum breaks up and Kyle Sinckler looks ready to get into it with Will Skelton but suddenly the ball is out and there's no time.

The prop instead casually pops a ball to Marcus Smith before England kick possession away. That pass will be one for Sinckler's highlights reel at least.

Australia's Will Skelton comes on in place of lock Rory Arnold.

He is launched straight into an England scrum on the Wallabies' 22.

Maro Itoje raises both fists in the air in celebration as the Wallabies throw a loopy line-out and are penalised.

Must be particularly breezy in Twickenham tonight or something.

It seems the scrum wasn't a good choice.

Australia win a penalty as Kyle Sinckler - supposedly the guilty party - points to himself and shouts 'me?!' as he runs away from the scene.

England miss touch with their penalty and a bit of kicking ping-pong ensues.

James O'Connor decides to run it and he looks like he has Tom Wright off down the wing, but the winger isn't ready for the pass and it goes into touch.

England choose a scrum instead of a line-out after the knock-on into touch.

No more yellow cards this time, but England will get the ball back after Samu's seatbelt tackle.

And Sam Underhill is back on the field too as Alex Dombrandt leaves. The flanker must have passed his HIA.

Courtney Lawes gets in trouble at the breakdown and Australia get another chance at three points. A reminder that the Wallabies are currently a man down but haven't had to pay te price.

Wait a sec, we're having a look at Pete Samu's tackle on Courtney Lawes.

Folau Fainga’a overthrows his line-out and Alex Dombrandt is straight on it.

England looks slick as they whip the ball right and Marcus Smith is hauled into touch.

Australia's talismanic captain Michael Hooper hobbles off the field as he is replaced by Pete Samu.

Nic White will take over the captaincy.

Great nerve from Marcus Smith.

Nic White manages to steal the ball from England on the floor inside the hosts' 22.

Len Ikitau tries a little up and under but England's fly-half is up to the challenge, coolly gathers the ball and calls the mark.

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What's this? A missed penalty?

Owen Farrell's effort stays left.

The throw is just beyond Courtney Lawes' reach, but England are saved by the whistle as they immediately win a penalty on the floor.

Owen Farrell will kick again.

Australia's penalty count is up to 13; England are on seven.