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Alastair Telfer

  1. Fiji 3-7 England

    England win a penalty after Marcus Smith goes quick from a line-out. Now that's the intent all England fans have been crying out for.

  2. Penalty - Fiji 3-7 England

    Caleb Muntz

    Caleb Muntz nails the long kick through the posts.

  3. Fiji 0-7 England

    Joe Heyes is pinged for collapsing the scrum. Fiji point to the posts.

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    Borthwick has had six months to work on the disaster that was the Six Nations! Absolutely nothing has changed. Poor team selection (how on earth can Smith be full-back against the Boks‍). And dreadful discipline! You cannot play top-tier nations with 13/14men!!!

    Rick, Glossop

  5. Fiji 0-7 England

    Chris Ashton
    Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Great cover from Jamie George to get all the way back and stop the try.

  6. Fiji 0-7 England

    It was Jamie George with that try-saving push.

  7. Fiji 0-7 England

    The ball is loose and Simione Kuruvoli kicks it through. Vuate Karawalevu then dives for the corner and is pushed into touch.

    That's how quick Fiji can spark into life.

  8. 'I have never seen that before'

    Fiji 0-7 England

    Chris Ashton
    Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    I have never seen that before - it hits the corner flag!

    They must be really solid corner posts to make the ball bounce back like that.

    It's a good start for England - just what they needed.

  9. try

    Converted try - Fiji 0-7 England

    Marcus Smith (con Fin Smith)

    Fin Smith's cross-field kick bounces over Tommy Freeman's head, hits the corner flag and lands perfectly for Marcus Smith.

    Fin Smith nails the extras from out wide.

    Marcus SmithGetty Images

  10. Try review - England

    Now this would be very lucky.

    Has the ball gone out of play?

    Marcus Smith touches the ball downGetty Images

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    Whatever Steve Borthwick says about developing the team, I'm sorry, but it just isn't working or producing results. England fans deserve much better for their continued loyalty. It's time for a replacement with fresh ideas.

    Mike, York

  12. Fiji 0-0 England

    England put pressure on Fiji's scrum to force an error. Big scrum now deep in Fiji's 22.

  13. Fiji 0-0 England

    England dropping the ball will not help us see what their attack is going to look like....

  14. Fiji 0-0 England

    Chris Ashton
    Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    It will be interesting to see how England go about attacking this game. It was very much a kicking game against South Africa when we wanted to see progression from the France game in the Six Nations.

  15. Fiji 0-0 England

    England win a scrum penalty and opt for the corner. Great kick from Fin Smith.

  16. Fiji 0-0 England

    England clear well to give Fiji the first line-out. Will we get some classic Fijian attacking intent early? No, the ball is dropped.

  17. Kick-off

    Fiji 0-0 England

    Here we go.

  18. 'Ojomoh is our best attacking centre'

    Fiji v England (14:10 BST)

    BBC Radio 5 Live

    More from former England centre Jonathan Joseph on 5 Live: "The way England have played over the last year it has been so hard to decide who is the best centre because they kick the ball away a lot.

    "The centres are not getting many touches. Henry Slade probably gets 10-15 touches of the ball in a game for Exeter but for England it's five or six.

    "I am a big fan of Max Ojomoh. The game has moved on massively in terms of attacking play. He is our best attacking centre in terms of creating space for others, he's a great reader of the game and it's like having a second 10 on the field.

    "With the way the game is going, you need two really good receivers in your backline."

  19. Fiji v England (14:10 BST)

    Thanks Richard, I'll trust your stats.

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    Whatever the RFU says, this England side is the product of a poor coaching team. Borthwick has had: 10 different centre combinations in last 12 games, 14 back-row combinations in last 20 games and 15 back-three combinations in last 20 games. How is that ever going to work?

    Richard, Cheltenham