Is that the first pay-out from Steve Borthwick's pre-game mindgames?
England were reportedly unhappy with some of Australia's breakdown work and highlighted their concerns to referee Nika Amashukeli in the days before kick-off.
Now, back-to-back infringements from Billy Pollard and Taniela Tupou have sent Australia from five metres out from England's line to back to their own.
Moody delivers match ballpublished at 15:08 GMT 1 November
15:08 GMT 1 November
England v Australia (15:10 GMT)
Former England captain Lewis Moody, who announced he had motor neurone disease earlier this month, has walked out to a massive roar as he presents the match ball.
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A couple of areas that are surely going to be key are given a dry run in the teams' warm-ups.
Australia, who have a heavyweight pair of props in Taniela Tupou (23st 4lbs) and Angus Bell (19st 9lbs) opposite England's less experienced pairing of Fin Baxter and Joe Heyes pack down for a couple of full 16-man scrums.
England meanwhile start each small-sided mini game with a ball tossed in the air and an aerial contest. With Freddie Steward, Tom Roebuck and Immanuel Feyi-Waboso in the back three and Tommy Freeman in the centres, England will hope to rule the skies.
'We are delighted to be back'published at 14:58 GMT 1 November
14:58 GMT 1 November
England v Australia (15:10 GMT)
England Rugby
England head coach Steve Borthwick, speaking to the media: "We are delighted to be back, it feels quite a time since the full England squad played together against our fans."
On Tommy Freeman playing at outside centre: "Tommy is a great player and him playing in the centre is something we have been working on for a long time, it has worked really well.
"I think we have a good bench and it can come on and win the game."