Thank you for joining us for the live text coverage of this game today. Pretty good match, wasn't it?

We'll be back later this afternoon for two matches which look absolutely mouth-watering - South Africa v Scotland, followed by Wales v Fiji. Don't miss them.

See you then.

You can read Phil Cartwright's report from today's game here.

It's England up next in Nice on 17 September for Japan. That will be a fascinating match.

Chile are next in action a day earlier, facing Samoa in Bordeaux.

Here's the early Pool D table...

Hard to know what to make of Japan based on that showing against limited opponents.

They clearly have strength in the pack, but missed a great number of tackles today and look a bit limited going forward despite the six tries here.

Games against England, Argentina and Samoa will prove a very different task for the Brave Blossoms.

Don't be fooled by the one-sided scoreline, Chile have proven they belong at rugby's elite level today.

Things will only get tougher in Pool D as they face England, Argentina and Samoa. I'd be surprised if they get a single point at this World Cup.

But they were full of commitment and invention today, and played some sparkling rugby at times.

Add in more discipline and a bit of big game nous, and they could be a real force.

Japan get what they came for - a bonus point win.

Chile get what they realistically came for - the respect of the rugby world.

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Japan go over, but the officials are in disagreement over whether it has been held up.

We go to TMO.

Japan close to a sixth try, a clever chip kick from Rikiya Matsuda nearly sets in Kotaro Matsushima but it is just out of reach.

Chile then try to run the ball out again, but end up going back behind their own tryline before touching down. Five metre scrum to Japan.

Chile continue to play their own way - fly-half Rodrigo Fernandez with a crossfield kick on his own five-metre line to get them out of danger.

Lovely stuff.

This means the 24-year wait for a debutant winning their maiden Rugby World Cup match goes on.

Uruguay beating Spain in 1999 are still the most recent.

Ten minutes remaining, the pace of the game has hugely slowed with a raft of replacements plus exhaustion from the heat.

Japan look the more likely to score again.

If Chile get within seven points of Japan, they get a losing bonus point.

Most likely that would require them to score another two tries - earning them another bonus.

They certainly deserve something tangible for their efforts today.

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Have to say that Japan have managed this second half well. They have not put the debutants to bed, but have kept them at arm's reach.

They currently have five points in the bag, which is exactly what they came for.

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Oof, Matias Garafulic gets an absolute clattering from Japan's Warner Dearns there. Fortunately, the man in the yellow cap is OK.

Inaki Ayarza, who has almost run further than those doing the Great North Run today from full-back for Chile, is getting some treatment for cramp.

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