A fantastic England performance, led by the power of Manu Tuilagi and Joe Cokanasiga, thrashed Italy, in a largely one-sided Six Nations game.

The score was 7-7 after just 10 minutes as Jamie George crashed over from a stampeding five-metre maul before Tommaso Allan made a lovely break and crashed over.

The fast-paced game continued and an Elliot Daly break on the outside led to an easy two-on-one for Johnny May to score his fifth try of the tournament.

England swiftly had their third try, just 20 minutes into the game.

Tuilagi burst through two defenders to race away and score his first try at Twickenham for six years.

Brad Shields went over for England’s fourth and bonus point score after they attacked from deep and Tuilagi turned provider for Shields to score.

With Farrell converting, the score was 31-7 at half-time.

England kept up the pace at the start of the second half. A half break from the impressive Cokanasiga provided the platform for Manu Tuilagi to score his second try of the game in the corner.

Despite England’s dominance, Italy still looked threatening and after some sustained pressure, a looping Allan pass, allowed Luca Morisi to score in the corner.

The tireless George Kruis got England’s sixth try after charging down Jayden Hayward’s kick.

Shortly after Cokanasiga broke down the wing, in what was a recurring theme, to provide the replacement Dan Robson his first try in an England shirt.

George Ford converted both to make the score 50-14.

Another Kruis charge down led to Shields second and England’s final try.

The win sets England up well for the meeting with Scotland next week; while it is another wooden spoon for the Italians.

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