Get involvedpublished at 21:42 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
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Of course the coaching team needs to be changed. 4 yrs in and players don't know the pattern and style of play.
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Summary
Pool A FT: England 60-3 Uruguay
Watson 2, Easter 3, Slade, Nowell 3, penalty tries for England
Fans sing defiant chorus of Swing Low at final whistle
England are first hosts not to reach quarter-finals
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Try - England 48-3 Uruguaypublished at 70 mins
Jack Nowell, missed con George Ford
Image source, ReutersJack Nowell might have switched wing, after Anthony Watson was replaced by Mike Brown, but the result is the same for the Exeter flyer. Try time. After Danny Care is clobbered by a loose Uruguayan forearm, England go wide to the right, quick hands teeing up Nowell for his second of the evening. George Ford still can't find his range with the boot, sliding his kick from the touchline past the near post.
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No trypublished at 69 mins
England 43-3 Uruguay
Mike Brown, just moments after entering the action, is penalised for a knock-on, just before Alex Goode crossed. Easy decision for the officials.
Try reviewpublished at 68 mins
England 43-3 Uruguay
Here's one of the three tries that Matt Dawson demanded (see below). Or is it? TMO time...
Postpublished at 21:34 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on Radio 5 live
Image source, Getty Images"I want at least another three tries in the last 15 minutes from England."
England 43-3 Uruguaypublished at 65 mins
Nope - Uruguay are not celebrating a try. Not yet anyway. England hold firm as the Uruguayans run out of ideas in the England 22 and are eventually penalised by the referee. England survive.
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England 43-3 Uruguay
England 43-3 Uruguaypublished at 64 mins
England have not been forced into much manful defending this evening - as the tackle count below shows - but they are now. Uruguay press for the try-line, England are scrabbling back. The South Americans would celebrate a score here like they have won the whole thing.
Image source, BBC SportEngland 43-3 Uruguaypublished at 21:29 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
Daily Telegraph rugby correspondent Mick Cleary agrees with Matt Dawson that Henry Slade should have been seen at this tournament before now...
Try - England 43-3 Uruguaypublished at 60 mins
Nick Easter, missed con George Ford
Oh hello! Nick Easter has a hat-trick. The veteran number eight lurks with intent at the back of the England maul, shielded by Quins team-mate Danny Care before launching himself over the whitewash. George Ford is a little rusty from the tee, kicking well wide as he acts up in Owen Farrell's absence.
Replacementpublished at 59 mins
England 38-3 Uruguay
And that conversion - his fourth of the evening - is Owen Farrell's last action. The Lancashire-born centre receives warm applause as he is replaced by Jonathan Joseph.
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England 38-3 Uruguay
Converted try - England 38-3 Uruguaypublished at 57 mins
Jack Nowell, con Owen Farrell
Image source, ReutersLike a knife through hot butter. Danny Care scurries down the left flank, throws a cheeky dummy, and offloads to the supporting Jack Nowell. The scrum-capped Exeter wing coasts in to join his club-mate Henry Slade on the try-sheet. Owen Farrell rediscovers his kicking touch to add the extras from the touchline.
Postpublished at 21:21 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on Radio 5 live"That fella Slade has to be in the team. End of. You have incredible talent at your fingertips, Mr Lancaster, Mr Farrell, Mr Catt and Mr Rowntree. Any other team would be itching to have that talent in the side."
Try - England 31-3 Uruguaypublished at 54 mins
Henry Slade, missed con Owen Farrell
Image source, Getty ImagesAlright Matt Dawson, calm down. You've just proved your point. Henry Slade shows why he is so highly-rated, having the vision to charge down Agustin Ormaechea's kick before showing footballing skills that David Beckham would be proud of before touching down.
'Slade would get in NZ & Australia sides'published at 21:18 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on Radio 5 live"I could quite easily have a rant here because every former player sees Henry Slade as potentially world-class. New Zealand and Australia would have him in the side. He's that good."
Watson's eight of the bestpublished at 21:18 British Summer Time 10 October 2015
England 26-3 Uruguay
Image source, Getty ImagesAnthony Watson has now scored eight Test tries this year, the most by any player.
South Africa's Bryan Habana (who scored a hat-trick against the USA on Wednesday) is second with seven tries, though he may add to that when the Springboks play Wales in the quarter-finals.