Bobby Skinstad
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brilliant play from England, they fractured the South African team by getting over the ball. They prized the ball away and the attack up the middle of the field allowed Farrell to get in the pocket.

Great play.

England lead by more than a converted try. That's big.

Swing Low rings around the arena. What have the world number ones got up their sleeves now?

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

Brilliant decision and execution. It's amazing in these conditions to knock it over from 45 metres plus. What a difference!

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MASSIVE!

Corrr, out of nowhere Owen Farrell swings the boot and clips a swirling, superb drop-goal over from a mile out.

England and drop goals at World Cups. A mtach made in rugby heaven.

England have to freshen up and do, sending on Ollie Chessum, Danny Care and Ellis Genge.

So close!

A crossfield kick finds Cheslin Kolbe on the left wing, he kicks ahead and Willie le Roux is close to galloping in to score but the ball skips off the wet pitch and goes dead!

For the first time England were cut apart there...

South Africa now replace their skipper Siya Kolisi and number eight Duane Vermeulen. Talk about shuffling the pack.

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

What a difference a week makes. It was about this time against France when Siya Kolisi got taken off.

South Africa deployed the 'Bomb Squad' and they overwhelmed France in the second half, but now they are making the same changes because Manie Libbok had had a shocker, Cobus Reinach has had a shocker.

The white shirts are moving better than the green ones.

Joe Marler grabs the scampish Faf de Klerk around his collar at the breakdown as England do try and slow the game down. That six-point lead will look bigger and bigger as the clock goes down.

Half an hour left...

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

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In these conditions just tuck it under your arms and carry hard, right now in the next five minutes I do not see any need for England to make any changes.

Ox Nche, a great name, is now on for the champions at prop. Fresh legs could be key.

Both sets of forwards struggle to set at a scrum, it's a scruffy game in this wet second half. A moment of inspiration or a clanger of an error could yet decide who become finalists.

Brilliant from Maro Itoje though to rip the ball back. He's been excellent.

Bobby Skinstad
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

England have done three things wrong and it is the only way South Africa have got out of danger.

South Africa are creaking but England have not put them away. The wet conditions may be playing a part as handling errors are creeping in from both sides, Jamie George duffs another line-out with the ball soaping out of the side.

South Africa have made three changes since half-time, Eben Etzebeth and Damian Willemse are off as well.

Genius or madness? It's a fine line.

England have a real chance five metres out but they don't put the line-out in straight and it's a scrum to South Africa.

A missed chance.

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

Great kick from Owen Farrell, under-pressure. It was a tricky one to deal with.

Bobby Skinstad
Former South Africa captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

South African faces are getting worried.

England work the ball well, for a moment I thought Owen Farrell was going to pop over a drop-goal attempt but he kicks to the corner instead and it nearly brings a try chance. Damian Willemse can't gather the wet ball and England have a line-out right in the corner.