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Alastair Telfer
Postpublished at 18:32 BST 4 July
18:32 BST 4 July
South Africa 45-21 England
Paul Grayson Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live at Ellis Park
England have been well beaten. It's been one-way traffic ever since the break. Irresistible power from a much-changed South Africa team. We thought the loss of Etzebeth and Kolisi before the game might have given England an in but South Africa have been completely on top.
Paul Grayson Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live at Ellis Park
The wheels fell off for England in the opening 15 minutes, they dragged themselves back into the game but since half-time South Africa have been by far the most dominant side and England's bench has had little impact.
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Business as normal resumed. England miles behind SA in every facet of the game. Erasmus and Brown now layering on the attack on top of brutal physicality. England never really stood a chance. But I don’t think any other side does.