England regain top spot in Women's Six Nations with emphatic win
Visitors run in 12 tries to thrash Italy in Parma - their 20th win in a row
Wing Lydia Thompson scores three tries - her first after three minutes
Prop Shaunagh Brown powers over for bonus-point fourth try in 28th minute
Replacement prop Sarah Bern's 50-metre burst the pick of England's tries
Emily Scarratt comes on and scores her 50th England try
Natasha Hunt named player of the match on return to England side
FT: Italy 0-74 England
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England make it two wins from two, having scored 21 tries in the process.
You can read our full match report from their comfortable victory over Italy here.
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FT: Italy 0-74 England
Highlights: England thrash Italy in the Women's Six Nations
FT: Italy 0-74 England
England scored 12 tries so there were quite a few to choose from, but the pick of the bunch has to be Sarah Bern's excellent finish.
Sarah Bern scores try from halfway line less than 60 seconds after coming on
FT: Italy 0-74 England
BBC Two
Speaking to BBC Two, player of the match Natasha Hunt said: "I loved it. It's been amazing to be back with the girls and throwing the ball around with my mates. I love playing with quick ball.
"My big aim was to raise the tempo and keep driving that and if I've managed to do it, I've done my job. That back line was ridiculous today, so playing a part in it, was brilliant."
FT: Italy 0-74 England
Katy Daley-Mclean
England's 2014 World Cup-winning captain on BBC Two
England will be pleased that they were more accurate than in last week's win over Scotland. They kept possession better and the speed of ball they played with did not let Italy get in the game and you have to give them a lot of credit for that.
A 20th win in a row for England. Everything went to plan against an under-par Italy side.
Italy 0-74 England
Katy Daley-Mclean
England's 2014 World Cup-winning captain on BBC Two
What a wonderful try! We've seen Lydia Thompson do that before. The pace she travels at makes her so difficult to stop.
Lydia Thompson
Hat-trick for Lydia Thompson.
It's thrown wide and the winger bursts through the tackle to dot down her third and England's 12th try.
Helena Rowland misses the conversion.
Italy 0-69 England
Into the final two minutes and both sets of players trudge into position as England prepare to put-in at the scrum.
One last foray forward perhaps?
Italy 0-69 England
Katy Daley-Mclean
England's 2014 World Cup-winning captain on BBC Two
The defensive effort has taken its toll on Italy. They have made in excess of 200 tackles and there's only so long they can live with England.
Sarah McKenna (con Helena Rowland)
And another one.
England have the extra player advantage and Sarah McKenna walks in near the touchline.
Helena Rowland adds the conversion.
Italy 0-62 England
Nine tries for England and Lydia Thompson is the only player to have scored twice. So far.
England's Lydia Thompson scores first try of second half
Italy 0-62 England
This was some finish by the replacement prop.
Enjoy!
Sarah Bern scores try from halfway line less than 60 seconds after coming on
Italy 0-62 England
Another penalty conceded by Italy and the referee decides to go to her pocket.
It's Beatrice Rigoni who is shown the yellow card and the hosts will play the remainder of this game with 14 players.
It was coming.
Italy 0-62 England
Katy Daley-Mclean
England's 2014 World Cup-winning captain on BBC Two
No doubt Emily Scarratt demanded the kick-through. That is such a hard skill to pull off so well done Zoe Harrison.
Emily Scarratt (con Helena Rowland)
Football skills on full show.
Italy rush up off the line and Zoe Harrison prods the ball through for Emily Scarratt to collect and score.
The England centre was on the field a matter of seconds but that is international try number 50 for her.
Helena Rowland kicks the conversion in front of the sticks.
Italy 0-55 England
Katy Daley-Mclean
England's 2014 World Cup-winning captain on BBC Two
England have had a lot of the bounces go their way today - the ball sat up perfectly for Emma Sing - but a lot of the hard yards were done by the pack there and they are making it really hard for Italy.
Emma Sing (con Helena Rowland)
The half century is racked up.
Helena Rowland pushes the ball wide and it bounces up perfectly for replacement Emma Sing.
The winger runs in unopposed as try number nine is dotted down.
Rowland then adds the extras.
Italy 0-48 England
Italy have the scrum deep in their own half and they decide to run the ball out.
Their bravery is not rewarded and the ball is spilled forward.
Italy 0-48 England
A rare glimpse of the Italian flare.
The ball is moved through the hands before Sara Tounesi decides to straighten her line and break through the white wall.
They eventually lose the ball but that looked promising.