Ugo Monye
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

If that's a deliberate knock-on then it should be a penalty try. Back yourself in your decision.

Tommy Freeman is walking over the line if he got the ball.

Chris Ashton
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

He's clearly trying to catch the ball.

England roll through the phases close to the Australian line.

They win the penalty and Marcus Smith tries the blockbuster pass out wide but it's knocked forward by Izaia Perese.

Is that deliberate? The referee wants to check it...

Chris Ashton
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I know Ellis has given the penalty away but I love it. Every chance they get, England are winding the Aussies up.

Ellis Genge leaves a bit on Nic White after the ball is moved wide. It's just a penalty and the England prop avoids any further punishment.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a start England have made. For all their talk of development they have the points on the board.

It's been all England and we can hear the travelling fans singing.

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Owen Farrell steps up and kicks another penalty over the posts. England stretch their lead.

Taniela Tupou doesn't use his arms as he flies into the ruck and that will be another penalty for England.

Basics.

England have been slick in the opening stages in Brisbane.

They are controlling the pace of the game and forcing Australia into needless errors.

Owen Farrell bangs over another three points and England are in control of this second Test.

Ugo Monye
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Australia have barely laid a glove.

England at their very best have always been know for these quick starts and after five minutes, they lead.

Some early concern for the hosts here as Jordan Petaia for a head injury assessment.

The full-back is off the line quickly but he takes a blow to the head.

He is replaced by Izaia Perese.

Chris Ashton
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a message.

Ellis Genge just runs straight through Michael Hooper.

Sit down!

England might just be up for this one.

Ellis Genge is thrown a flat pass and he pins his ears back before running through Wallaby captain Michael Hooper.

The gold number seven shirt is smashed backwards and that will please Eddie Jones early on.

Owen Farrell hoists the ball into the air and we are up and running...

Chris Ashton
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

They have very different styles of play.

Owen Farrell likes to play flat to the line, pass the ball and use a kicking game, while Marcus Smith wants to run everything and he does that very well.

They are opposites and I don't know how they fit together.

The pre-game fireworks are lighting up the Brisbane sky and both sets of players are in the tunnel.

We're all set for the second Test of this three-match series.

But first, let's hear the anthems...

Speaking to Sky Sports, England head coach Eddie Jones said: "It's another opportunity for us. We are playing at one of the best rugby stages in the world tonight and it's a privilege for us to play here. We want to show we are a better team than last week and we are ready for a good performance.

"You have just go to play every moment of the game and be in it. The pitch is fast."

Asked what he has said to his young debutants: "Just be themselves. They are good players that is why they are here. We want to go at the them in the scrum and we have spoken to the referee about allowing us to scrummage."

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Speaking to Sky Sports, Australia head coach Dave Rennie said: "We love playing here. It's a fantastic ground and very intimate. You will hear the crowd tonight and it will be very special.

"We will be aware they are hurting and we know they have a really good side on the field. They may kick a bit more tonight and try and squeeze us a bit more that way.

"We are certainly confident and we know we will have to play well as England will be desperate."