FULL TIME: ENGLAND 71-0 CHILE

CONVERSION, ENGLAND, FARRELL, 71-0: Farrell kicks his eighth conversion and that will do it.

TRY, ENGLAND, WILLIS, 69-0: Willis won't be stopped from close as England just roll over Chile.

CONVERSION, ENGLAND, FARRELL, 64-0: Farrell adds another two with his seventh conversion of the match.

TRY, ENGLAND, SMITH, 62-0: Smith can't be stopped from close after England built their attack through the phases.

Chile overthrow the lineout yet again and that allows England to carry away from their line. England are full of running.

Chile's attack is stil giving it their all, but they cannot break through and will look to another lineout to see if they can finally get over.

Arundell is into his running again but England will be called back as Chile have the penalty and they will try another lineout.

Farrell misses the kick from out wide.

TRY, ENGLAND, ARUNDELL, 57-0: Arundell trots in again and now have five tries.

Chile finally get a lineout ball down but they get sucked into the maul and wind up losing the ball.

Chile drive a kick deep into the England 22 but they overthrow the lineout and its run away from the line. However, Chile earn another advantage and Chile go to the corner again.

CONVERSION, ENGLAND, FARRELL, 52-0: Farrell slots the kick as well.

TRY, ENGLAND, ARUNDELL, 50-0: Arundell brings up the England fifty with an acrobatic finish after chasing down a kick.

A probing England kick finds touch and Chile have a chance from the lineout if they can find a way to go forward.

England keep coming in waves but Chile win a penalty on their own line as Dan tried to surge over for his hat-trick.

England win the turnover and the penalty and get back down to Chile territory.

England and Chile trade strips but the South Americans still can't find a way through. They eventually get the penalty and kick into the England 22.

Chile finally get down into the England 22 as Dan is caught in an offside position but their maul is driven backwards.

CONVERSION, ENGLAND, FARRELL, 45-0: Farrell adds another two.

TRY, ENGLAND, ARUNDELL, 43-0: Arundell is sharpest in a chase as the ball bobbles loose as Chile scramble back.

CONVERSION, ENGLAND, FARRELL, 38-0: Farrell slots a conversion to get rolling in the second half..

TRY, ENGLAND, DAN, 36-0: England's maul gets rolling and Dan will score.

YELLOW CARD, CHILE, DITTUS: Dittus is reckless at an England lineout and will go to the bin.

Chile restart but they are overeager and infringe straight away to give England a chance to get back onto the attack.

HALF TIME: ENGLAND 31-0 CHILE

CONVERSION, ENGLAND, FARRELL, 31-0: Farrell slots a conversion from out wide.

TRY, ENGLAND, SMITH, 29-0: Smith gets into a hole and then kicks ahead and the bounce is kind and he can sprint in to score.

England stop the Chile maul and will have a scrum on their own 22 and could try to launch from deep.

Chile have a penalty and kick to touch eventually after taking an extended breather.

CONVERSION, ENGLAND, FARRELL, 24-0: Farrell converts for the second time in four atteempts.

TRY, ENGLAND, RODD, 22-0: England are in again as Rodd cannot be stopped close to the line.

Chile get marched back ten after the restart when they give away a penalty and then show dissent to the referee.

Farrell has missed the conversion from out wide again.

TRY, ENGLAND, ARUNDELL, 17-0: Arundell strolls over as England catch Chile napping.

England are nearly unstoppable on attack and Chile look run off thrir feet.

A promising England attack is cut short when Lawrence plays it on the ground and Chile can finally switch play back into the England half.

CONVERSION, ENGLAND, FARRELL, 12-0: Farrell converts the try.

TRY, ENGLAND, DAN, 10-0: A powerful England maul can't be stopped legally and Dan manages to peel off and score.

England are full of running and have Chile under pressure and caught offside. This will see England go deep into the 22 from the penalty.

Farrell cannot convert the try from out wide.

TRY, ENGLAND, ARUNDELL, 5-0: Farrell swings it wide and Arundell has the pace to finish.

Decision time for England as they have a penalty straight in front but they want to tap and go.

Chile have pulled off a great escape from their own 22 that sees them land a huge 50/22 and force an attacking lineout. However they can't secure the ball and England put Daly away and Chile are forced to run a ball into touch.

Care spills an offload that might have set England into the corner and instead Chile have the scrum feed.

Chile defend with desperation and win a crucial penalty that will allow them to clear their lines again. They miss touch though and England run it back.

England finally managed to get over the ball as Chile get a bit too adventurous on attack. They kick a penalty deep into the Chile half.

The match opens up as Chile intercept and then kick into space behind England and they carry it back at the South Americans.

Chile turn defence into attack in the blink of an eye but England manage to get their hands on the ball.

There is a communication problem between the referee and Chile's front row and penalties result. England's maul is stoped but they look to have Chile beaten on the outside until Malins spills Smith's pass.

Smith probes with the kick but Chile cover the ground and push dead. England have the scrum feed five out though as it was carried back.

England win a free kick at an unstable scrum and they invite Chile to pack down again and win the penalty advantage. England attack but their play is unstructured and they struggle to make headway.

KICK OFF: England kick off and Chile try to clear but can't find touch and England have it back on halfway. Chile knock the ball loose as England attack but have to come back for a scrum halfway between the halfway line and the 22 inside their own half.

This will be the first Test match between England and Chile with the latter playing in their first Rugby World Cup.

Referee Jaco Peyper calls on ARs Pierre Brousset (France), Andrea Piardi (italy), while South African compatriot Marius Jonker is the TMO.

Chile: 15 Francisco Urroz; 14 Cristobal Game, 13 Domingo Saavedra, 12 Matias Garafulic, 11 Franco Velarde; 10 Rodrigo Fernandez, 9 Benjamin Videla; 8 Alfonso Escobar, 7 Ignacio Silva, 6 Martin Sigren (captain); 5 Javier Eismann, 4 Clemente Saavedra; 3 Matias Dittus, 2 Augusto Bohme, 1 Salvador Lues Replacements: 16 Tomas Dussaillant, 17 Vittorio Lastra, 18 Inaki Gurruchaga, 19 Pablo Huete, 20 Thomas Orchard, 21 Raimundo Martinez, 22 Lukas Carvallo, 23 Inaki Ayarza

England: 15 Marcus Smith, 14 Henry Arundell, 13 Elliot Daly, 12 Ollie Lawrence, 11 Max Malins, 10 Owen Farrell (captain), 9 Danny Care, 8 Billy Vunipola, 7 Jack Willis, 6 Lewis Ludlam, 5 George Martin, 4 David Ribbans, 3 Kyle Sinckler, 2 Theo Dan, 1 Bevan Rodd Replacements: 16 Jack Walker, 17 Joe Marler, 18 Will Stuart, 19 Ollie Chessum, 20 Ben Earl, 21 Ben Youngs, 22 George Ford, 23 Joe Marchant

Hello and a warm welcome to our coverage of the Rugby World Cup Pool D match between England and Chile from the Stade Pierre-Mauroy in Lille.