Judicial Punishment in England (Historical handbooks)

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Hello and welcome to Telegraph Sport’s live coverage of England’s second Pool D match, against Japan in Nice. mins:Dearns carries to within a millimetre of the line, before Japan recycle the ball left. Riley grubbers in behind, but it's grounded in-goal by Farrell for a goal-line drop-out.

Samoa lead the standings after their bonus-point victory over Chile, with Japan second and England in third. Vunipola, the sole specialist number eight in England's squad, is also on the bench after serving a two-match ban following his red card for a high hit on Andrew Porter in the defeat by Ireland last month. To our 500 new followers since last nights epic match against New Zealand - thank you for joining us on our journey to #RWC2023Replacements: Atsushi Sakate, Craig Millar, Asaeli Ai Valu, Warner Dearns, Kanji Shimokawa, Naoto Saito, Dylan Riley, Lomano Lemeki And good morning from Pennyhill Park, where I am buried in the bowels of the ornate hotel awaiting the arrival of Jones and, crucially, his starting XV to face the Brave Blossoms. We have to] want the ball, get the ball in space and make things happen, and not wait for the perfect picture."

There is also a return for Jonny May on the left wing in place of Cokanasiga. May's return comes just three weeks after England's second-highest men's try-scorer suffered a dislocated elbow playing for Gloucester against London Irish, with the wing making a remarkable recovery. Jones chopped his squad to 25 yesterday - the full line-up to be revealed in the next post in this blog - but the signs are that there will be few, if any, changes. We wanted to play up the middle of the field. They want to play out there [on the wings] … we wanted to really take it to them and I thought we did that pretty well. The set piece was better today. Still not where we need to be, but better.” mins: Japan finally win good ball off their own scrum and move the ball right. Riley makes a half-break and the Brave Blossoms recycle it to Tatafu. He also pokes his nose through the line, before Japan switch it left, but Leitch is barrelled into touch to bring the chance to a close.The way the game is at the moment, you need to have three line-out jumpers. [Moving Curry to six] might come into vogue [like in 2019], but at the moment we need three line-out jumpers." Not at all," said Ford. "The amount of games I have played with Owen at this level - I have loved every single second of it. Alan George: “England, best in the business at punishing schoolboy errors. Works a treat until they play France, Ireland, Scotland, South Africa, New Zealand, or dare I say it - Fiji.” After scoring 27 points without crossing the tryline against Argentina, it was England's highest score without a try in a Test since 2000 against South Africa in Bloemfontein. First-half tries from Freddie Steward, Marcus Smith and Guy Porter saw the home side take a 24-6 lead at the break.

They will have a lot of numbers in the line, with probably a little wider spacing between them because they want to fill the field," he said. mins:TRY - England 24-6 Japan! Van den Heever is isolated on his own line and a raft of England defenders steal possession. It's thrown wide to Simmonds with a long cut-out pass, and he offloads to Porter who dots down right on half-time! Farrell adds the two, and England have a commanding lead going into half-time! Marcus Smith then scored his second try as England celebrated a comprehensive victory. A selection of match reports is listed below:We’ve got another seven days together which is important. That felt more like a team that was going places. We’ll see how far we can go in them seven days.” The influence he has on the team, even now when he is not playing or when he is at 10 or 12 is absolutely enormous. England are well placed to progress, and while their present approach to play may not have many advocates outside of their squad, the efficacy so far is less up for debate. Expect more of the same today, this is Tournament Rugby™, after all.