Get Involvedpublished at 15:09 GMT 10 February 2019
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Nick Hughes: Great start! Two big hits by Billy and Tom Curry, turnover, and a lovely Daly kick & chase by May. If it's a foot race, I don't see him losing
Summary
England beat France 44-8 at Twickenham to go top of the Six Nations table
Wing May scores first-half hat-trick of tries
Slade also scored as England secure bonus point before half-time
A penalty try and a Farrell score increased the lead in second half
Penaud replied for France
England's record winning margin against France was 37 points, in 1911.
Watch highlights on BBC Two at 18:00
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 15:09 GMT 10 February 2019
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England 8-0 France
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraI’m getting picky, but I’d love the bench to get messages on to watch Bastareaud from when he man to man tackled Tuilagi – put him on a decoy, there is loads of space outside Bastareaud.
Penalty - England 8-0 Francepublished at 7 mins
Owen Farrell
Owen Farrell plonks his penalty plum down the middle.
Already looking ominous for France with England picking up points at the rate of one a minute.
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Emma Gregory: Wow! Another absolute electric start from England!!
Katie Burton: Oh beautifully taken, 1.07 in and 5 up
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England 5-0 France
England with the penalty advantage after Guilhem Guirado gets trapped on top of Henry Slade in the tackle.
Nothing coming from Owen Farrell's cross-field bomb.
Back for the offence and Farrell is going to take it on off the tee. Forty metres out, bang in front...
Postpublished at 3 mins
England 5-0 France
This is the fifth successive match in which England have scored a try inside the first five minutes.
Starting fast is a good habit to pick up for England.
'Pure intensity'published at 15:04 GMT 10 February 2019
England 5-0 France
Paul Grayson
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraThat was pure gas from Jonny May to dot the ball down. Just what England wanted, the same levels of intensity – quicksilver in thought and deed!
Try - England 5-0 Francepublished at 2 mins
Jonny May
Just over a minute on the clock!
France hooker Guilhem Guirado coughs up the ball in midfield in the face of England's fast-advancing defence and suddenly the counter is on.
Elliot Daly with a bit of twinkle-toed magic before he drills a perfect kick ahead.
A foot race for the dot-down and Jonny May is out of the traps and flying. Only one winner.
Owen Farrell fades the conversion across the face of the sticks.
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England 0-0 France
France full-back Yoann Huget fields Ben Youngs box-kick well. A couple of France phases and Allez Les Bleus rings out...
Kick-offpublished at 15:00 GMT 10 February 2019
England 0-0 France
Camille Lopez drops out to the England backs. Henry Slade gobbles it up.
We are up and running.
Postpublished at 15:00 GMT 10 February 2019
England v France (15:00 GMT)
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraIf England really put France away today, then you imagine there will be some choice words in the France dressing room before that pool match in the World Cup.
Postpublished at 14:59 GMT 10 February 2019
England v France (15:00 GMT)
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England v France (15:00 GMT)
Paul Grayson
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraThe question marks still remain at international level - will he be defensively accurate and good in the air?
Anthems donepublished at 14:58 GMT 10 February 2019
England v France (15:00 GMT)
First up, a big slice of La Marseillaise.
The France team don't quite give it as bloodthirsty a rendition as the lyrics demand.
God Save The Queen gets the full tenor warble from a miced up singer on the pitch.
Manu Tuilagi, fist clenched over heart, has his head back letting the tonsils fly into the Twickenham sky.
Kick-off next...
Teams outpublished at 14:56 GMT 10 February 2019
England v France (15:00 GMT)
Out come the two teams. A lovely crisp sunny day in south west London...
Postpublished at 14:55 GMT 10 February 2019
England v France (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland coach Eddie Jones speaking to ITV Sport: "I think we can get better. There is no reason why we can't. We have a clear way we want to play and have to adapt to the conditions. It is a change of order on the wing. We think there might be some space at the start of the game for Ashy and Jack Nowell's workrate will come into his own in the last quarter."
Postpublished at 14:50 GMT 10 February 2019
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End of X post'Better this weekend'published at 14:48 GMT 10 February 2019
England v France (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesEddie Jones has told BBC Radio 5 live sports extra that his side will be better this weekend.
He says his team was distracted last Six Nations after the Lions tour and that was his fault.
The Australian adds that the refereeing in the tournament has been consistently inconsistent so his team need to be adaptable.
Victory in Doncasterpublished at 14:44 GMT 10 February 2019
England 41-26 France
Image source, Getty ImagesTime up in Doncaster and England's women have waltzed to an extraordinary 41-26 win over France.
All the reaction and analysis over here.
Sunday afternoon stylepublished at 14:39 GMT 10 February 2019
England v France (15:00 GMT)
Some strong sartorial choice in evidence today at Twickenham.
Terry Thomas is so psyched for this one that he has made the trip all the way from the other side of the mortal divide.
A woolly beret? Is that a thing? It is now it seems.
Poor old Asterix has mistaken a pint of stout for magic potion.
Is it possible to smoulder with your head encased in a novelty cockerel's backside?
If you are French it is...