Ireland vs England LIVE rugby: Result and reaction from World Cup warm-up after Billy Vunipola red card

England poke to the corner and launch their attack, perhaps drawing on some of the belief they showed in the final quarter last week. But Ireland are not Wales, and those ramparts are rather more firmly formed - Finlay Bealham limpets over the top at the breakdown and wins a holding on penalty out of Joe Marchant.

Ollie Lawrence replaces Manu Tuilagi in England’s midfield. Solid but unspectacular from Tuilagi today.

James Lowe is now exiting for that HIA - and that brings the crowd to their feet given the identiy of his replacement, Keith Earls on to an almighty Aviva roar.

Bundee Aki will have to depart, too. Jack Crowley slips on to rather less fanfare.

Eek! A clash of heads between James Lowe and Bundee Aki halts a promising England attack, both tacklers going low and thus finding themselves in the same space. Both are back on their feet quickly enough, pleasingly - and don’t seem to be departing for a head injury assessment, slightly strangely.

England have a penalty to go back to near the left touchline, 25 metres out.

Three reds in three consecutive games against Ireland for England now. A couple of Harlequins arrive, Joe Marler and Danny Care replacing Ellis Genge and Ben Youngs; Ireland have brought on Joe McCarthy in the second row and Finlay Bealham at tighthead.

Those two new tight five forwards lend their weight to a defensive maul effort that ends with England’s drive skewed over the touchline.

“High degree of danger, no mitigation” - it’s a sending off and, almost certainly, a ban for Billy Vunipola.

My, oh my. England could really be in a proper, proper state.

Floated over the top and James Lowe can stroll in!

The relentless pounding of the muscular men up the middle sucks in England’s defence, shorn of a man and shorn of its spirit as the passage continues. Ross Byrne lifts to the left wing, allowing Lowe the simplest of finishes having safely secured his fly half’s pass.

Byrne hits the left upright from the tee...and there’s a decision due on Vunipola’s card.

With Vunipola the only true number eight in England’s World Cup squad, that could be (another) disaster for Steve Borthwick.

It’s not great for their prospects today, either. Ireland build momentum inside the 22.

Here we go again. A shoulder to the head from Billy Vunipola, who’ll be off for ten minutes at least - and that could well be more.

It’s on review. There’s a slight dip from Porter but that looks like it will probably be upgraded to red...

A bright first couple of involvements from Ollie Chessum, firing out of the line to make a firm tackle and then crabbing across to cover as Cian Prendergast tries to stride into space.

In fact, it’s an excellent defensive set all round from England. Courtney Lawes capitalises for a turnover penalty.

Hang on, though - is there head contact in Vunipola’s challenge on Andrew Porter?

James Lowe’s kick scuds over the Aviva Stadium surface, forcing Ben Youngs to shoo the chickens back towards his own 22 and eventually gather. Ireland’s chasers had been on their heels, so there is plenty of time for England to restart the kicking exchange, which ends up in a draw with Ireland’s lineout on halfway.

Welcome news for England - for the first time since the Six Nations, Ollie Chessum is back in action, the lock over his ankle injury and replacing David Ribbans.