And on that note, it's time to say goodbye.

But if you're still craving your rugby fix then head to Wales v South Africa here or check out Becky Grey's report from Twickenham here.

Until next time!

More from Eddie Jones: "It is a project, we are two years from the World Cup and by the time we get to the World Cup we want to be the best team in the world."

England coach Eddie Jones speaking to Amazon Prime: "It is not what you see, it is how much we improve: this week, and then onto next week and the week after.

"We can only play against the opposition that show. I think we left four tries out there, but I liked the attitude in the second half. In a game like that the crowd can go off for more pints and do a Mexican wave, we managed to keep the energy up and stopped it about halfway round the stadium today!

On the possibility of picking Marcus Smith from the start against Australia next week: "We will take a look at this game today and how Australia go against Scotland tomorrow. They are going to have a different 10 without Quade Cooper and without Samu Kerevi, but we will have to be tough at the breakdown."

Tonga assistant coach Grant Doorey on Amazon Prime: "Fundamentally you have got to focus in on the core reasons - discipline, 21 penalties against, three periods of 10 minutes at 14 men - and against quality sides you cannot compete with statistics like that.

"The referees are making the best decisions with what they have in front of them, that (red card) doesn't reflect the style of rugby we are trying to play.

"The gulf is obvious but the more opportunities we get to play games like this the more motivated we get to close those gaps, you cannot close those gaps without opportunities.

"We have got to raise our level to meet the standard that allows us to become more competitive, I think over time we will do that."

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So 11 tries for England, who also made 13 clean breaks and ran 651 metres to Tonga's 268.

Stick with us for all the reaction from England coach Eddie Jones.

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Courtney Lawes on Amazon Prime: "(There is) a little bit to work on but it is great to be back with the fans. It was nice to get a few points at the end at bring some entertainment.

"We made the call yesterday, I knew if Faz could not play I would be first choice. It's amazing, I didn't know if I would get the opportunity to lead this group of boys out and get all those tries.

"It is going to be a great game (against Australia next week) I believe we can go toe to toe with anyone, we have a bit to learn but I am looking forward very much to next week."

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Henry Slade speaking to Amazon Prime: "We are trying to reinvigorate ourselves, and I think we saw that today. It's about building relationships and friendships on and off the field.

"We have a good mixture of boys who have been here for a while, some youth, some experience, some energy and I think we have a good balance at the moment."

It all got a bit messy for Tonga at the end there, but England were pretty ruthless given the chance.

And that's it!

Henry Slade is named the player of the match, and a worthy one too.

Yeah, he was miles ahead of the kick, and Alex Mitchell's try is rightly chalked off.

And now Alex Mitchell thinks he's in, but this one is being reviewed.

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And Viliami Fine is sent off.

Viliami Fine goes in with a high tackle and then has some afters with Marcus Smith, throwing a shoulder into the England replacement. He could be in trouble here.