England vs South Africa LIVE rugby: Latest score and updates from autumn international at Twickenham – Thomas Du Toit given red card but Springboks lead

South Africa will have to play the rest of this game without Faf de Klerk – the scrum half has run himself into the ground with a quite brilliant performance. His busy left leg appears to have paid for his efforts, De Klerk removing boot and sock and the cart on to help him from the field if required.

And his great Exeter mate Henry Slade benefits Nowell’s break!

England earn a penalty, which Ben Youngs taps quickly. Youngs feeds Owen Farrell, who is dragged down from behind a metre or so out. Slade steps in at first receiver, jinking inside to flop over the line.

Farrell converts – it couldn’t happen again, could it?…

Jack Nowell! England turn the ball over and kick across to the replacement wing, who shows remarkable strength and accleration to ride a challenge and then race up, shedding two more Springboks to enter the 22.

Frans Malherbe and Steven Kitshoff tighten the screw with another scrum penalty.

And while the All Blacks collapsed with 14 men a week ago, the Springboks look rather gnarlier. Malcolm Marx is twice a jackaling presence in the space of four rucks, coming up with a holding on penalty from his second scavenge through a fallen English carcass.

Another lineout error from England! The throw, and cahnce, goes awry.

South Africa are penalised at the maul. England play with advantage, Henry Slade (on for Marcus Smith) pulling out the back for Owen Farrell, who does likewise to Freddie Steward…tackled on the outside arc! England wil have to try again from the penalty.

Thomas du Toit’s sending off means Frans Malherbe will be called back into action…

…and the South Africa tighthead is penalised at his first scrum since rejoining proceedings. England go to the corner.

Not with that sort of accuracy they won’t – a lineout error, and South Africa manage to steal the ball five metres out from their own line, Franco Mostert snatching Luke Cowan-Dickie’s dart out of Dave Ribbans’ hands.

Off the spider cam! Damian Willemse’s clearance slams against the piece of equipment. South Africa will have the scrum beneath the point where it was struck – which is five metres out from their own line.

It had to be red. Thomas du Toit came charging in, failed to wrap and made direct, forceful contact to the top of Luke Cowan-Dickie’s head.

Angus Gardner sends off the replacement tighthead – surely England can’t come roaring back against 14 men again?