Chile have barely had a touch of the ball but the crowd comes to life as flanker Martin Sigren punches a huge hole in the England line. The men in white rally to get back but they're pushed back 40, 50 metres. Signs of a much more open game today!

Ahhh! England whip left, Owen Farrell and Marcus Smith link up neatly and the try is on, but Smith can't find Max Malins in the corner and the chance is gone. Signs of a new axis for England there though...

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England force another penalty from the England scrum, which looks like a mismatch already. England again kick for the corner. Ramping the pressure up.

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It's nice! England move the ball off the lineout quickly, Ollie Lawrence piles through the line, Marcus Smith then comes into play and puts a little kick through looking for Henry Arundell but it's well swept up by Chile. Inventive.

Here is the flying wing Henry Arundell, he charges down the right but ends up in a bit of a cul-de-sac. He moves the ball out though and England eventually lose it, albeit it with a penalty coming for offside. England choose not to kick for goal, going for a lineout close to the line.

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Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

England will want to get the ball into Henry Arundell's hands not just early, but frequently.

It is really important that those who have not played in the World Cup get a good start.

The conditions are so good, this is perfect - lovely blue sky with a dry ball.

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A first test for Marcus Smith under the high ball but he's under no pressure and catches easily at full-back. Can England's backs have more possession and move the ball quickly today? Ollie Lawrence tries to flip a pass first time but it's knocked on by a red hand.

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Owen Farrell kicks the ball into the sky and we're off!

Well that's certainly 1-0 to Chile on anthems alone. Sensational version of Puro, Chile, es tu cielo azulado. I remember that one lighting up France in 1998 and it's a hit again.

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Tremendous noise greets the two sides. Will it BAU for England against Chile then? It feels a while since anything went exactly to plan for Steve Borthwick's side.

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Looks like another beautiful autumnal afternoon in northern France. The sun is out but it won't be anywhere near as hot and humid as it has been for England so far.

England are in all white today too. The teams are about to emerge!

Speaking of Owen Farrell, it's not inconceivable that he becomes England's all-time leading scorer today. He's only 18 points shy of a certain J Wilkinson...

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1179 points - Jonny Wilkinson

1162 - Owen Farrell

400 - Paul Grayson

396 - Rob Andrew

365 - George Ford

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England cruised to a 50-24 victory in the first match of their two-Test series with Canada in preparation for next month's inaugural WXV tournament.

Helena Rowland contributed 20 points at Sandy Park in the Red Roses' first game since winning the Grand Slam in April.

Rowland and Ellie Kildunne both crossed twice, as Mackenzie Carson, Maisy Allen and Marlie and Lucy Packer also scored.

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Francisco Urroz, Chile full-back: "It is a dream to be here and play against England, one of the teams with the biggest history in rugby, one of the founding nations of our sport. The motivation to play such a big team is and a tremendous rival to play with. Let's go play them.

"Many people from Chile have come and supported us, so we are happy to have this challenge."

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BBC Sport in Lille

Owen Farrell is looking forward to this.

England's warm-up includes a full 15-on-15 sparring match run-around.

All the tackles are gentle soak-and-smother affairs until Freddie Steward, playing for the red-bibbed replacements and squad extras, is floored by a solid Farrell shoulder.

No harm done. Might be some incoming by the time kick-off comes around.

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Here's how it stands before kick-off.

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England have never played Chile before, with this the sixth Rugby World Cup where England have played their opponent for the first time.

In 1987 they faced Japan and USA, 1991 it was Italy, 1995 Samoa, 1999 Tonga, and 2003 Georgia and Uruguay.

Their average winning margin across these seven games has been 57 points...

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He's got Jamie's vote and Owen Farrell will captain England for the 44th time today, surpassing Chris Robshaw to move into second all-time. Only Will Carling has led England in more tests (59).