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What TV channel is England v Japan on and what is kick-off time at Rugby World Cup

England will be aiming to build on their phenomenal start to the World Cup when they face Japan in their latest Pool D clash.

The Red Rose recorded a memorable 27-10 victory over Argentina, last time out, with George Ford’s kicking proving to be England’s saviour after Tom Curry’s early red card. Steve Borthwick’s side can take a huge step towards the World Cup quarter-finals with a win in Nice but Japan present a tricky test.

England’s win answered a lot of pre-tournament doubts as Borthwick’s side showed a determination that fans will hope can push the team far in the tournament. Meanwhile, Japan earned an emphatic 42-12 win over World Cup debutants Chile and will hope to reach the quarter-finals, once again.

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Here is everything you need to know:

What time does England v Japan kick-off?

England v Japan takes place on Sunday, September 17, with kick-off scheduled for 8pm.

Is England v Japan on TV?

The match will be shown live on ITV1 from 7:15pm. The World Cup clash can also be live streamed for free on the ITVX app.

Team news

Tom Curry will be serving his two-game ban after an early red card against Argentina, with Ben Earl possibly taking his place at flanker. England skipper Owen Farrell will be serving the final match of his own two-match ban.

Billy Vunipola will be back available, following suspension.

Japan were without their captain Kazuki Himeno in their opening game with Chile due to a calf issue but he is likely to return to face England on Sunday.

Who is the referee?

Georgian match official Nika Amashukeli will take charge of the game in Nice, having overseen

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