England have reached their first Rugby World Cup final in 12 years after a thrashing of three-time world champions New Zealand. England had raced out to a 10-0 lead, with Manu Tuilagi's second-minute score and a long-range penalty from George Ford fitting rewards for a ferocious first half. But once New Zealand struck back through five penalties from Owen Farrell, it was game on. The Black Caps will face Australia in the other semi-final on Saturday night. The two countries have never met at a World Cup, with England winning both matches they've played against New Zealand. But there is no love lost between these old enemies - or rather, one lot of fans hate the other lot. When these sides meet, it's all hands on deck for some heavy-duty brawling - which isn't surprising given that many of the players come from rugby league backgrounds. It's an honour system where you don't tap anyone on the shoulder to let them know you're going to attack - you just do it. There are lots of headlocks, hair pulls, punches thrown and legs kicked when these sides meet. New Zealand were stunned by England's pace and power in the opening 20 minutes, as they ran in three quick-fire tries to take control of the match. First, Elliot Daly touched down after good work from Jonny May on the left wing before Tuilagi scored after being put into space by Ford.