World champions South Africa beat England in thrilling Test at Twickenham's Allianz Stadium
England put in spirited performance but have now lost five matches in a row
Cheslin Kolbe sprinted clear to secure South Africa's victory with only try of intense second half
Ollie Sleightholme try gave England early lead before Springboks scored three tries in first half
Sam Underhill powered over as England hit back to trail 19-17 at half-time
England 10-12 South Africa
Chris Ashton
Former England wing on BBC Radio 5 Live
Van Poortvliet has left himself far to open there. He kicks the ball too close to the ruck. I don't understand how they are leaving themselves so far open for the charge down.
England 10-12 South Africa
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
The fine margins of this Test match.
England have to get their heads on very quickly to understand that is the intensity they have to be at.
Pieter-Steph du Toit
A coach's worst nightmare.
Eben Etzebeth charges down Jack van Poortvliet's box kick, Marcus Smith then picks the ball up and he too is charged down by Pieter-Steph du Toit, who dives on the ball to score.
Manie Libbok hits the posts with his conversion.
Image source, Getty ImagesMarcus Smith
Marcus Smith steps up and puts England back ahead.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 7-7 South Africa
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Grant Williams has been under so much pressure but George Martin is slightly ahead of the line and there is half an opportunity. The feint to the left and Freddie Steward ran himself into next week. What a sidestep.
South Africa will be looking to settle things down a touch. It has been helter-skelter and that will not suit them. It is meat and drink for England and they are hounding South Africa at every opportunity.
Image source, PA MediaEngland 7-7 South Africa
Chris Ashton
Former England wing on BBC Radio 5 Live
What a step. He didn't even break stride, normally players would slow down but no. Freddie Steward didn't even get a finger on him.
Image source, Getty ImagesGrant Williams (con Manie Libbok)
Magic!
Grant Williams spots a gap between Ellis Genge and George Martin and he is gone. The electric nine then shows some nifty footwork to go around Freddie Steward.
Pure class. Out of nothing.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 7-0 South Africa
Freddie Steward drops a high ball. Yes that is correct. He struggled to get through a traffic of players.
England 7-0 South Africa
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
Marcus Smith, in the warm-up, was just constantly knocking over these drop-goals as if he was wanting South Africa to expect that.
On the far side of the pitch, Henry Slade is calling and waving for that ball to say it is on. It still needed to be finished but it is great strength from Ollie Sleightholme and a good finish.
Image source, ReutersEngland 7-0 South Africa
Chris Ashton
Former England wing on BBC Radio 5 Live
What a bit of play from Marcus Smith, he made it look so obvious that he was going for three points when he dropped back. I don't know why, but he is so fast on his feet, stood him up, what a finish!
Ollie Sleightholme (con Marcus Smith)
All Marcus Smith!
The fly-half dummies the drop-goal and races wide, looking for Ollie Sleightholme. He finds him and in goes the Northampton Saints wing.
Smith then nails the extras. That man is on fire this autumn!
Image source, BBC SportEngland 0-0 South Africa
Freddie Steward has already taken a high ball. Jack van Poortvliet then shapes to box kick. A sign of the game ahead?
England 0-0 South Africa
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
It feels just a little bit different today. I think with what has happened over the last couple of weeks, the fans know they have to get behind this England team and you feel it.
The heart rate just goes up a couple of blips.
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Taking my mate, Jim, to his first rugby match today. The vibe at Twickenham is immense. He'll be back for sure. Gonna be a cracker.
J Staggs, High Wycombe
England 0-0 South Africa
Marcus Smith gets us under way. It is loud!
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland v South Africa (17:40 GMT)
Chris Ashton
Former England wing on BBC Radio 5 Live
How much does Steve Borthwick back Marcus Smith? How does he want Smith to play? His way or like George Ford or Owen Farrell? The fact that he didn't take him off last week was a real indication that he wanted Ford on but he couldn't be seen to be taking Smith off because he was playing so well.
England v South Africa (17:40 GMT)
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
England will be pumped up for this game. They will be pointing at Libbok and Williams and want to get stuck in.
It's an opportunity to get into the heart of the Springboks.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland v South Africa (17:40 GMT)
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
For the first two weekends of autumn matches, New Zealand and Australia sung their national anthems with backing music, but no speakered-up soprano belting out the words alongside them.
After a little bit of kerfuffle about whether not having someone to sing the visitors' song was less than polite, the Rugby Football Union have hired Innocent Masuku, Britain's Got Talent 2024 by repute, Mpumalanga by birth, to do the honours on South Africa's national anthem.
England v South Africa (17:40 GMT)
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It is the familiar trio of Matt Dawson, Chris Ashton and Chris Jones.
England v South Africa (17:40 GMT)
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
England's defensive line in their pre-match drills looked like it was running at warp speed, with players flying up into the passing channels to cut off outside options.
There had been some suggestions from outside the camp that the hosts should take the pressure of the pedal after conceding 42 points against Australia last week.
No sign of that. Full gas.
Let's see if that plan survives first contact with the Springboks though.
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