Postpublished at 15:46 GMT 1 November
England 10-0 Australia
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra
Ben Earl doesn't like that decision. He is cursing to himself there.
Summary
England beat Australia in first of four November internationals at Allianz Stadium - match report
Henry Pollock sprints clear, Alex Mitchell wriggles over and Luke Cowan-Dickie mauls over as England end Australia's resistance in second half
Man of the match Ben Earl raced clear to score opening try but England wasted other chances in dominant first half
Harry Potter ran 80m to score for Australia after intercepting Fraser Dingwall pass
Steve Borthwick's England now on eight-match winning run - face Fiji, New Zealand and Argentina in remaining games
Postpublished at 15:46 GMT 1 November
No try - Englandpublished at 32 mins
England 10-0 Australia
WOW! As good a try-saver as you'll ever see.
Harry Potter somehow finds a way to get under Ben Earl.
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England 10-0 Australia
Australia showed in the summer that they can score from deep if they get their dangerous attackers in space.
No speed at all and so many mistakes. Joe Schmidt does not look happy at all.
Consistency has been their problem.
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England 10-0 Australia
Harry Wilson has just pulled off an outside-of-the-boot kick that is so close to a 50-22. He loves a kick from number eight.
'Not how I expected Australia to play'published at 15:40 GMT 1 November
England 10-0 Australia
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC 5 Live Sports ExtraThis is not how I expected Australia to play. England are like, we can defend this all day.
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England 10-0 Australia
Australia's maul is stopped and England win a scrum. Unreal defence.
Postpublished at 15:39 GMT 1 November
England 10-0 Australia
Chris Ashton
Former England wing on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraAustralia have got absolutely nothing in attack.
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 26 mins
England 10-0 Australia
England's defence holds strong as Australia go close. Back for another penalty. It feels like a try is coming....
Postpublished at 15:38 GMT 1 November
England 10-0 Australia
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC 5 Live Sports ExtraThe Wallabies look a bit out of puff and they have had a good few more games.
Postpublished at 24 mins
England 10-0 Australia
Australia pop a penalty deep into England's 22. A score now would be handy.
Roebuck rules the skiespublished at 15:36 GMT 1 November
England 10-0 Australia
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at TwickenhamIt felt like Australia were winning the aerial battle, but Tom Roebuck soars like the Red Baron to take a kick over the top of the Wallaby defence and set up the first try.
It is the Sale wing who gets the pats on the back as Ben Earl canters in under the sticks to show Steve Borthwick's talk of him starting in the centres may not be that far-fetched.
Postpublished at 15:35 GMT 1 November
England 10-0 Australia
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC 5 Live Sports ExtraWhat wheels! Fabulous box kick and then Tom Roebuck as soon as he got the ball, the support was there.
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Converted try - England 10-0 Australiapublished at 21 mins
Ben Earl (con George Ford)
Ben Earl races clear after great work in the air by Tom Roebuck, who feeds Sam Underhill and Earl was on hand to finish from 40m with an eye-catching sprint.
Image source, gettyPenalty - England 3-0 Australiapublished at 20 mins
George Ford
We finally have some points.
An easy kick for someone of George Ford's quality.
Image source, Getty Images'Australia in attack are not offering much'published at 15:30 GMT 1 November
England 0-0 Australia
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC 5 Live Sports ExtraEngland just don't need to rush. Australia in attack are not offering much at the minute.
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England 0-0 Australia
That's why Immanuel Feyi-Waboso would have wanted the ball from Tommy Freeman. He goes off on a brilliant run and slices open Australia, but then gives it away.
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England 0-0 Australia
Tommy Freeman goes galloping forward after the ball is retrieved from another aerial contest. Immanuel Feyi-Waboso was outside him and in space.
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England 0-0 Australia
Tom Roebuck intercepts the ball to end another dangerous attack. Brilliant read by the Sale Sharks wing.
Freddie Steward is again put under pressure by Joseph Suaalii in the air.
Steward yet to get his eye inpublished at 15:24 GMT 1 November
England 0-0 Australia
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at TwickenhamFreddie Steward has gone up for two high balls and failed to claim either. This is usually his bread and butter.
Former Leicester team-mate Harry Potter was the one making it difficult for him in the latest contest.
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England 0-0 Australia
A messy aerial contest goes the way of Australia. The ball is put into the scrum and England do well to eventually win it back.
However, it will be another scrum for the Wallabies after a knock on.
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Team Lineups
home team, England
Starting lineup
- Number 15, Steward
- Number 14, Roebuck
- Number 13, Freeman
- Number 12, Dingwall
- Number 11, Feyi-Waboso
- Number 10, Ford , substituted for F Smith at 73 minutes
- Number 9, Mitchell , substituted for Spencer at 73 minutes
- Number 1, Baxter , substituted for Genge at 52 minutes
- Number 2, George , substituted for Cowan-Dickie at 52 minutes
- Number 3, Heyes , substituted for Stuart at 52 minutes
- Number 4, Itoje
- Number 5, Chessum , substituted for Coles at 73 minutes
- Number 6, Pepper
- Number 7, Underhill , substituted for T Curry at 52 minutes
- Number 8, Earl , substituted for Pollock at 52 minutes
Substitutes
home team, England
- Number 16, Cowan-Dickie
- Number 17, Genge
- Number 18, Stuart
- Number 19, Coles
- Number 20, T Curry
- Number 21, Pollock , Yellow card at 80 minutes
- Number 22, Spencer
- Number 23, F Smith
away team, Australia
Starting lineup
- Number 15, Kellaway
- Number 14, Jorgensen , substituted for Daugunu at 68 minutes
- Number 13, Sua'ali'i
- Number 12, Paisami
- Number 11, Potter
- Number 10, Edmed , substituted for Stewart at 74 minutes
- Number 9, Gordon , substituted for Lonergan at 68 minutes
- Number 1, Bell , substituted for Robertson at 52 minutes
- Number 2, Pollard , substituted for Nasser at 57 minutes
- Number 3, Tupou , substituted for Alaalatoa at 46 minutes
- Number 4, Frost
- Number 5, Williams , substituted for Salakaia-Loto at 68 minutes
- Number 6, Valetini , substituted for de Crespigny at 60 minutes
- Number 7, McReight
- Number 8, Wilson
away team, Australia
- Number 16, Nasser
- Number 17, Robertson
- Number 18, Alaalatoa
- Number 19, Salakaia-Loto
- Number 20, de Crespigny
- Number 21, Lonergan
- Number 22, Stewart
- Number 23, Daugunu
home team, England
Starting lineup
- Number 15, Steward
- Number 14, Roebuck
- Number 13, Freeman
- Number 12, Dingwall
- Number 11, Feyi-Waboso
- Number 10, Ford , substituted for F Smith at 73 minutes
- Number 9, Mitchell , substituted for Spencer at 73 minutes
- Number 1, Baxter , substituted for Genge at 52 minutes
- Number 2, George , substituted for Cowan-Dickie at 52 minutes
- Number 3, Heyes , substituted for Stuart at 52 minutes
- Number 4, Itoje
- Number 5, Chessum , substituted for Coles at 73 minutes
- Number 6, Pepper
- Number 7, Underhill , substituted for T Curry at 52 minutes
- Number 8, Earl , substituted for Pollock at 52 minutes
Substitutes
- Number 16, Cowan-Dickie
- Number 17, Genge
- Number 18, Stuart
- Number 19, Coles
- Number 20, T Curry
- Number 21, Pollock , Yellow card at 80 minutes
- Number 22, Spencer
- Number 23, F Smith
away team, Australia
Starting lineup
- Number 15, Kellaway
- Number 14, Jorgensen , substituted for Daugunu at 68 minutes
- Number 13, Sua'ali'i
- Number 12, Paisami
- Number 11, Potter
- Number 10, Edmed , substituted for Stewart at 74 minutes
- Number 9, Gordon , substituted for Lonergan at 68 minutes
- Number 1, Bell , substituted for Robertson at 52 minutes
- Number 2, Pollard , substituted for Nasser at 57 minutes
- Number 3, Tupou , substituted for Alaalatoa at 46 minutes
- Number 4, Frost
- Number 5, Williams , substituted for Salakaia-Loto at 68 minutes
- Number 6, Valetini , substituted for de Crespigny at 60 minutes
- Number 7, McReight
- Number 8, Wilson
Substitutes
- Number 16, Nasser
- Number 17, Robertson
- Number 18, Alaalatoa
- Number 19, Salakaia-Loto
- Number 20, de Crespigny
- Number 21, Lonergan
- Number 22, Stewart
- Number 23, Daugunu
