article_snippet: England could barely have done any more but were punished for a second-half lapse of discipline which saw James Haskell sin binned for tripping and France scored two tries. '
article_snippet: Jonathan Joseph – England's find of the tournament – gathered and fed the ball down the right to full back Mike Brown.
article_snippet: But the left winger can consider the left winger incredibly fortunate after the left winger brainlessly attempted to run around under the posts only to touch the ball down milliseconds before the left winger left foot stepped over the dead ball line.
article_snippet: The Television Match Official agonised over the decision and eventually, after countless replays, the try was awarded.
article_snippet: England's Jonathan Joseph (centre) is tackled by France duo Maxime Mermoz (left) and Vincent Debaty .
article_snippet: James Haskell dipped for the ball but appeared to knock on in the process before gathering and popping to Anthony Watson to cross.
article_snippet: But this time the TMO ruled in England's favour and the try was awarded with the ball deemed to have come off James Haskell's knee.
article_snippet: In an astonishing game, England's Jonathan Joseph (centre) then broke from England's Jonathan Joseph (centre) own line to make 70 metres before chipping ahead for Luther Burrell.
article_snippet: But England's delight was tempered when James Haskell was sent to Sin Bin for a blatant trip on Plisson.