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

Billy Vunipola needs to step up his game, he has huge competition at the minute as Ben Earl is playing out of his skin at the moment.

it is not what we saw of Vunipola four years ago, it just feels a bit lackadaisical at the minute.

With so many changes and the result gone beyond a doubt the match has understandably gone a bit scrappy now. Just don't get injured or sent-off, that must be the overriding aim from here on in.

Good work at the breakdown from England to win the ball back, Marcus Smith then puts it in behind Chile again and Owen Farrell is close to meeting the kick but it's wrapped up.

No hat-trick for hooker Theo Dan as he comes off, there's plenty of subs coming on in fact including podcaster and heading specialist Joe Marler.

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Matt: What a bunch of whining from the England online supporters! We will be three from three, they're throwing the ball around, scoring tries, won with 14 men, have a revitalized George Ford and are learning how to win. Yet you still want to complain.

Chile have prop Matias Dittus back from the bin so we're back to 15 v 15.

Well done Marcus Smith, he's tested under a crossfield bomb kick but gathers it well despite not being the tallest. Chile having a good little spell though.

England put 111 points on Uruguay back in the day so I think a World Cup record is probably safe. Owen Farrell is at centre now with George Ford at 10.

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

That is the way to play the kicking game, on the front foot and that is the time to use it - as an attacking weapon.

England send on Ben Youngs and George Ford. How many playmakers can you have on the pitch at once?

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

Not a lot Chile can do about that when they have seven forwards on the field, a good throw to the middle and they found the soft spot inwards towards the posts.

A scruffy start to the second half for Chile then. At what point shall I start looking up England's biggest World Cup wins?

Not something you see too often as Billy Vunipola is bundled off the ball but there's a penalty to England - and Chile prop Matias Dittus is shown a yellow card. So Chile have 14 men for 10 minutes...

Chile lost the second half to Samoa by 24 points apparently so this could be a test for them. England now have a penalty and kick for the corner.

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Here's a little stat from what we have seen so far. Marcus Smith has made the most metres in the first-half, clocking up 76 metres to go alongside his try.

Chile made a change at the break actually, Ignacio Silva was replaced by Raimundo Martinez. Chile win a penalty from an early scrum.

The atmosphere is certainly buoyant as Chile kick the second half off. All set?