Well what a game! Thank you for joining me for a historic match.

England remain on top of the world with an emphatic seven-try display at Franklin's Gardens. Becky Grey was there to witness the action in person and if you'd like to re-live the magical match you can read her report here.

That isn't the end of the autumn internationals with England's games against Canada and the USA being broadcast on the BBC and covered live here once again. Canada are up first next weekend.

Do join us for that to see if England can continue their unbeaten streak - 16 games in a row now. Who will stop them?

Middleton's smile is wide and with good reason - I'm still stunned at the match we have just watched.

Natasha Hunt
World Cup-winning England scrum-half on BBC Two

We are bringing this team to the whole country. I didn't think that the crowd could have been topped from last weekend at Sandy Park, but it was equally good today.

Down in the south-west, up here in the Midlands, these are real rugby heartlands and there will be a legacy to performances such as this.

Maggie Alphonsi
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Two

I thought Poppy Cleall did excellently and showed that she could be a long-term successor to Sarah Hunter as captain. She led by example and was composed in her conversations with the referees and controlled her discipline well.

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Middleton added on BBC Two: "No I couldn't have imagined this. We knew the Black Ferns were a bit unknown but we talk about being able to adapt quickly. We learned quickly on the field and we got good processes in place.

"Our forwards have been fantastic. Backs have shown good glimpses.

"We are still a bit vulnerable across the back line in defence. They exposed us a bit at the end. A few lessons there. I was a bit disappointed we didn't attack more with ball in hand. I want to see us move the ball a bit more. I think Emily would have had a field day!

"Thrilled with forwards coach Louis Deacon. We have always tried to et the best coaches and we were fortunate to get him. he was a world class player, a world class coach. He has demonstrate din a short period of time what he can do with world class players."

Glenn Moore said: "We have to keep getting back up. We have to congratulate England. they are a well polished outfit at the moment. their maul is a real strength.

"I'm proud of our young players.

"We are investing back home. We have a new domestic league that's something we wanted to have before covid. That's going to b important for us."

Emily Scarratt
Injured England centre on BBC Two

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The pressure was on last week but England came out with the same intensity, tempo, physicality and fight. That driving maul was a real weapon.

Dylan Hartley
Former England captain on BBC Two

The one positive for New Zealand is that a year is a long time in rugby. They will be a different proposition with more Test rugby in their legs and on home territory when the Rugby World Cup comes around.

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England captain Cleall said on BBC Two: "We wanted to back up our performance at Sandy Park. From a forwards point of view I liked that we continued our dominance in our driving maul. For Cokayne to finish them off just shows our hard work.

"We can't affect what happens in other nations but we are here to have the privilege of being a professional team.

"It's hugely proud moment in my career."

Player of the Match Amy Cokayne told BBC Two: "Coming into this series we knew playing them back-to-back was going to be tough. It's always a bit lucky being a hooker being at the back of mauls!

"The Black Ferns are a great side and it shows the hard work we have put in and the support we have received."

Now that is another record victory for England over New Zealand with a huge performance from Simon Middleton's side.

The first half was massively impressive and though they seemed to drop of in the second 40, they remained in New Zealand's faces.

Tries from the likes of Cokayne, Infante, Dow and Davies secured the result. This makes it the first time since 2012 that England have beaten New Zealand in back-to-back games.

The result is even more impressive as it is the first time any team have managed to score over 50 points against New Zealand.

England will next play Canada and the USA who will have to play the games of their lives to win them.

England and New Zealand are making errors in the closing moments of this match. The latest came from Hunter and so New Zealand have the input at the scrum.

The ref is reviewing footage but it's unclear what for, bare with us!

It seems they were looking for a trip from Tuima and a penalty goes New Zealand's way.

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A wave is going around the crowd, showing just how happy they are with this massive performance from the Red Roses!

Mo Hunt has named Cokayne as Player of the Match - huge shift from the hooker.

England may be on for another record victory over their old rivals but they are up for more scores here.

But first defensive duties are needed...

There's a definite change in the England pack since the changes were made, they are less clinical and have less possession.

But just as I type that England win a penalty - always the way!

Sarah McKenna is fresh on the pitch but she is sent to the bin.

She disrupted the ball as New Zealand went for a try.