Postpublished at 68 mins
England 50-10 Ireland
Owen Farrell comes off with Piers Francis getting a run in midfield.
This score matches the record number of points scored against Ireland by England.
Summary
England thrash Ireland 57-15 in World Cup warm-up match at Twickenham
England’s highest score and biggest margin of victory over Ireland
Cokanasiga, Daly & Tuilagi gave England 22-10 half-time lead
Itoje, Kruis, Curry, Cokanasiga & Cowan-Dickie scored in second half
Larmour & Aki tries for rusty Ireland
TV highlights on BBC Two at 19:30
Postpublished at 68 mins
'Perfect try from England'published at 16:41 British Summer Time 24 August 2019
England 50-10 Ireland
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC online radio commentaryThat was a beautiful training ground move. Ireland had Cokanasiga and Tuilagi running sharp lines at them - who do you mark and how do you stop them?
That was perfection, and the type of precision you need under pressure.
It's as if England are playing Italy here the way they are putting Ireland away.
Try - England 50-10 Irelandpublished at 64 mins
Joe Cokanasiga (con Farrell)
More X-Factor than Simon Cowell's waistband.
Joe Cokanasiga is released on a wonderful arcing line by Owen Farrell's delayed pop pass. He is through an enormous hole in the Ireland defence and fixes the covering defender with a hint of a dummy to go in under the sticks.
Farrell brings up the half century.
Image source, Getty ImagesReplacementpublished at 61 mins
England 43-10 Ireland
Mako Vunipola is back in action after three months and a hamstring op.
He replaces Joe Marler.
Ireland's form a concernpublished at 16:33 British Summer Time 24 August 2019
England 27-10 Ireland
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC online radio commentaryIf Ireland play like this in Japan they won't get out of their pool.
All eyes are on the Scotland game first up but they have to play the host nation and that won't be easy.
Postpublished at 60 mins
England 43-10 Ireland
Ireland are on the rack here.
Expect Joe Schmidt to mention several hundred times that England are one warm-up match deeper into their World Cup prep in the debrief.
Dan Cole, Courtney Lawes and Mark Wilson are on in place of Kyle Sinckler, Tom Curry and Sam Underhill.
Superb England trypublished at 16:31 British Summer Time 24 August 2019
England 43-10 Ireland
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC online radio commentaryIt was difficult to keep up with the commentary because the play was happening so fast, with the ball shifting left to right and with real pace between the players.
It's impossible for Ireland to chase these enormous men of England. Kyle Sinckler, the man known for his thundering runs, gave the deftest of passes to his runner.
Converted try - England 43-10 Irelandpublished at 58 mins
Tom Curry (con Farrell)
It is a peach of a score.
Kyle Sinckler with a feather-soft offload as Devin Toner came rushing up, Sam Underhill off his shoulder and through the gap and Tom Curry with a superb supporting line.
Owen Farrell ticks the scoreboard on another two.
Image source, EPAPostpublished at 55 mins
England 36-10 Ireland
Ohhs and ahhs from the Twickenham crowd.
Manu Tuilagi thumps Jordan Larmour with a crunching, but entirely legitimate hit.
'That was monumental!'published at 16:27 British Summer Time 24 August 2019
England 36-10 Ireland
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC online radio commentaryThat's bullying from Tuilagi. I can't see anything wrong with it. What a tackle!
That is the big kid taking on the little one at school. You got a detention for that!
That was a monumental tackle that we love to see in the game.
Replacementpublished at 54 mins
England 36-10 Ireland
Ch-ch-changes.
Willi Heinz is on for Ben Youngs at scrum-half, while Luke Cowan-Dickie replaces Jamie George in the front row.
Jack Carty is having a go at fly-half for Ireland, Andrew Conway on for Rob Kearney at 15.
Postpublished at 16:24 British Summer Time 24 August 2019
England 36-10 Ireland
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC online radio commentaryThat's a very good grounding from George Kruis under immense pressure.
Try - England 36-10 Irelandpublished at 16:22 British Summer Time 24 August 2019
George Kruis
Try stands!
A lovely little pick and flick off the floor by Billy Vunipola as the ball dropped out of Jonny May's hands. Nothing went forward either.
Farrell lands the conversion.
Try reviewpublished at 52 mins
England 29-10 Ireland
George Kruis is over. The touchdown is fine. But was there a knockforward in backplay as Jonny May was snared in a tackle?
Postpublished at 52 mins
England 29-10 Ireland
Ireland look like they had a heavy training session yesterday rather than a captain's run. Slow of thought and deed as some limp defence, lacking bite, is followed by Ross Bryne clumping a kick out on the full.
Postpublished at 48 mins
England 29-10 Ireland
George Kruis allows the ball to slip over his shoulder and Ireland pick up possession. Sam Underhill hits Tadhg Furlong with a dumper-truck hit shortly after.
Scrum white just on the Ireland 10m.
Image source, Getty Images'Irresistible Itoje'published at 16:14 British Summer Time 24 August 2019
England 29-10 Ireland
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC online radio commentaryThat pass did look very forward from the normal camera angle but it was great thinking from Itoje.
He is not all about size, he picked a line and communicated it to Ben Youngs. Irresistible.
Converted try - England 29-10 Irelandpublished at 44 mins
Maro Itoje (con Farrell)
And the showboat finish from Maro Itoje. He has earned that and the score after a stellar performance so far.
Ireland's line-out has been dreadful. Another overthrow gives England front-foot ball and from the quick recycle, Maro Itoje cuts a vicious line, takes the short pop, hands off Tadhg Furlong and trots under the sticks.
Easy extras for Owen Farrell.
Image source, ReutersPostpublished at 43 mins
England 22-10 Ireland
Willi Heinz might just have a sniff of a starting spot against Tonga at this rate.
Ben Youngs wings a horrible wobbly mis-pass out on the full.
He has not had a good game so far.
How will Ireland respond?published at 16:09 British Summer Time 24 August 2019
England 22-10 Ireland
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC online radio commentaryIt'll be interesting to see how Ireland come out of that half-time chat with Joe Schmidt. There's no need to light any rockets but certainly a little gee up around their discipline and inability to get into a pattern of play.