South Africa vs Wales LIVE rugby: Result and reaction as Josh Adams try and Gareth Anscombe conversion make history

Penalty to England. Taniela Tupou was picked out at the scrum, and he’s been spotted cleaning out illegally here, leading with the shoulder at a ruck.

Joy Neville, the TMO, calls down to Andrew Brace, who extends an arm England’s way. The tee will again be called for.

More joy for England, this time at the scrum, where Australia are ruled to have put weight on early. A free kick is sent upwards, but Marika Koroibete is safely beneath it just outside his own 22.

Right, what answer do Australia have? Marika Koroibete meanders then darts forward, spotting a half-hole, one well filled by Billy Vunipola before Koroibete can gather more steam.

Nearly an intercept! Nic White finds former Exeter teammate Jonny Hill shooting out of the line in England’s blindside defence, but the lock can’t quite corral the Australian scrum-half’s pass.

Ten minutes, ten points - England firmly on top.

England are right on it here, though. Maro Itoje wrecks Australia’s mauls and his forward mates pile in for a spot of thievery, ball emerging on the English side. Another penalty to the visitors - this time Owen Farrell will go for goal.

A bit of a dance on the tightrope from Tom Wright as the Australian wing gets himself in a spot of bother with a bouncing ball near the touchline, just about managing to keep his toes from being marked by the chalk.

Freddie Steward hits him decisively but his teammates infringe, granting Australia an easy clearance.

It’s been a very, very tidy start to life in the starting side for Jack van Poortvliet, with the Leicester nine notably quick to the ruck so far and boxing well after the restart, landing his clearance just over the line near halfway.

The fast start is capped with a clever, muscular score! It’s canny from England, throwing to a catcher in the middle but shifting the point of emphasis for the drive by Maro Itoje’s swift transfer to the front.

Four English bodies surround Billy Vunipola, who is rapidly sent marching to the line in the warm embrace of a dominant maul. Owen Farrell converts; just about the perfect first five minutes for England.

Jordan Petaia stays down after colliding with Freeman’s hip as the England debutant flicked the pass away, and after the ball spills free, he is able to be seen to. This doesn’t look nice at all for Petaia, who appears dazed and unsure of his current whereabouts - Australia may well be losing a third full-back in seven days.

Yes, off he goes for at least an assessment. I’d be surprised if he returns. Izaia Perese is on.

England were awarded a penalty for Australia’s involvement in the ball spilling free. In a sign of intent, there is little thought of a shot at goal - prodded into the right corner for a five-metre lineout.

This is a lively opening from England, their play-makers granted plenty of options as they play flat to the line. Tommy Freeman involves himself nicely far from hthe left wing, and then again, providing linking hands as Owen Farrell looks towards Jack Nowell in space.