Full-time Italy 9-40 England
Joseph scores hat-trick for England
Ford and Farrell also cross for tries
England secure 22nd straight win over Italy
Highlights on BBC Two from 19:00
Italy 9-40 England
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
"England are starting to look like a good team in attack. The next step will be to be able do this early on if they want to make the step up to a world class team."
So, Italy are crumbling like a stale panettone, but England have been reasonably ruthless in the last few minutes.
The home side's heads have dropped.
Italy 9-40 England
Image source, ReutersSlick as you like from England.
George Ford rifles it into the gut of Jamie George who offloads superbly to the on-rushing Owen Farrell to go over completely untouched.
And then he knocks over the extras.
Italy 9-33 England
Image source, ReutersJonathan Joseph's hat-trick and the best of the three. Joe Launchbury does so well to pull in defenders and create space for it to be worked out to the centre.
He has plenty to do though and drives the legs to the line from five metres, taking one, two and finally three Italians with him as he touches down.
Owen Farrell's conversion is from the left touchline and it hits the far post and comes back.
Image source, ReutersAnother debut. This rime it's Paul Hill making his England bow. Off goes Dan Cole. Mike Brown is replaced by Alex Goode and Dylan Hartley by Jamie George.
A good period for Italy, showing they can get hands on the ball. Mattia Bellini has looked sharp on the Italian wing and he's crashing into the tackles.
Plenty of phases but no territory for the hosts and they concede the penalty.
England's attack has sparked into life in the second half and they are well on top in the attacking stats, despite Italy's recent flurry.
Image source, OptaItaly go to touch and England are penalised from the line-out. Another offside.
This time the line-out is snaffled by Billy Vunipola. And England can breathe again.
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England international Ben Foden is impressed with Danny Care's technique.
Clever work from Luke McLean who sticks one foot out of touch while collecting the ball on the full. It gives Italy an advanced line-out.
And they work it well as Michele Campagnaro is wriggling away down the right. He's stopped just shy of the line but Maro Itoje strays offside.
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Guthrie Fenton: Jonathan Joseph, will you be my Valentine?
Jamie: Come on England!!! Jonathan Joseph playing a stunner today!
Italy 9-28 England
The scrum brings England a penalty and from in line with the left-hand upright, Owen Farrell finds the middle of the posts.
Well, that looks a shade better from England's point of view. And they're playing with much more verve and confidence now.
Italy 9-25 England
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
“Lovely score. Danny Care feinted one way and then dropped it onto his foot and it was perfect for the on-rushing Jonathon Joseph.”
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Former England player Tom May has high hopes for debutant Maro Itoje.
Italy 9-25 England
Image source, ReutersThis time it's a try completely of England's making.
The visitors set the drive nicely from an attacking line-out, with Dylan Hartley in possession at the back.
Danny Care takes it and comes alive, stroking a kick through the heart of the Italian defence, like Thierry Henry stroking into the net.
It's perfect for Jonathan Joseph to touch down under the posts. His second of the match, and seventh in his England career.
Italy 9-18 England
An England debut for Maro Itoje as he comes on for James Haskell.
He's straight into a scrum which results in an England penalty.
Italy 9-18 England
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
“What a shame from Italy. They were doing everything right, they had England pushed back but it was a blind pass lobbed in the air that has let England off the hook.”
Italy 9-18 England
Image source, ReutersAbsolute gimme for England.
Italy look pretty happy in their own 22, but Leonardo Sarto fluffs his pass to Luke McLean and Jonathan Joseph is on it in a flash and strolls over the line.
That makes it easy peasy for Owen Farrell to convert.
Image source, ReutersIt's another Italian penalty, although it's a messy one and it's been given by the TMO for a binding issue. Bit unfortunate there, England.
But Italy go to touch.