Start in Washington DC delayed an hour from original kick-off time of 22:05 BST because of lightning
Curtis Langdon and Luke Northmore score for England while USA's Chris Hilsenbeck is in sin-bin
Players then taken off after 29 minutes because of lightning strikes in vicinity of stadium - returning around 45 minutes later
Cadan Murley adds third England try right at end of first half, and Jack van Poortvliet extends lead early in second, before Harry Randall and Gabriel Oghre score
Shilo Klein has last word with try for USA
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FT: USA 5-40 England
That's all from us. Thank you for persevering through the weather delays.
Make sure you read Joe Rindl's report from England's 40-5 victory over USA here.
And stay tuned for more British and Irish Lions action over the coming weeks.
Goodnight!
FT: USA 5-40 England
That's England's last Test of the summer done and dusted.
They're next in action in November with a run of home Tests:
FT: USA 5-40 England
Well, that game had a little bit of everything.
Two separate weather delays for lightning in Washington DC, six tries for England (plus two disallowed tries), a yellow card, and a consolation try for USA at the end.
Curtis Langdon, Luke Northmore, Cadan Murley, Jack van Poortvliet, Harry Randall, and Gabriel Oghre were the try-scorers for England, with George Ford kicking four out of five conversions and Charlie Atkinson one from one.
Shilo Klein scored USA's only points.
FT: USA 5-40 England
England captain George Ford: "There's been lot of hard work. The conditions were difficult tonight. I’m proud of the boys. It's the last game of a four-week tour for us.
"We’ve won all three games, we’ve had six new caps, I’m proud of the effort of everyone.
"The boys have been unbelievable all tour. They deserve that tonight. It’s a proud moment for the families, so we’ll celebrate."
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USA captain Ben Bonasso said: "It's always tough to face a Tier One team. It's a big challenge but the boys stayed on it. We trusted the process and got a try at the end of the game. We've got to keep going.
"Facing this type of speed and conditions always makes you better. We'll come in to the Pacific Nations Cup and qualifiers for the World Cup and it will help us a lot."
England win in Washington DC.
They'll be disappointed to concede a try in the 83rd minute but England have finished their summer Test tour with three wins from three, beating Argentina twice and USA.
Steve Borthwick's side have now won seven matches in a row.
Shilo Klein (con missed)
Chris Poidevin and Shilo Klein combine and USA have a try!
Klein touches down in the right corner. Chris Hilsenbeck misses the conversion.
USA 0-40 England
England win a penalty, with two defenders smashing into Tonga Kofe to force a knock-on.
The clock goes red but Henry Randall can't get the ball into touch.
USA break forward and win a penalty of their own. Chris Hilsenbeck thwacks the ball out for a line-out in England's 22. Can USA score a try?
USA 0-40 England
Huge hit from USA's Christian Poidevin on Immanuel Feyi-Waboso.
USA have put a shift in defensively, despite what the scoreline may say.
Gabriel Oghre (con Charlie Atkinson)
England boot the ball to the corner. The line-out is successful. England assemble a maul about 10 metres out and Gabriel Oghre, on debut, crashes over. Rinse. Repeat.
Charlie Atkinson completes the conversion and England have that magic 40 points for the fifth time in six matches against USA.
USA 0-33 England
England have scored 40+ points in four of their past five matches against USA.
Can they find another try in the last seven or eight minutes?
USA 0-33 England
USA enjoy a good spell of possession but can't make any ground.
The ball is turned over following a big hit on Toby Fricker but England can't capitalise.
USA 0-33 England
USA are camped in their own 22 as England hunt for a sixth try.
The hosts have a scrum about five metres from their own tryline. Can they relieve the pressure?
A couple more changes for USA. Kaleb Geiger and Jamason Fa'Anana Schultz have been replaced by Shilo Klein and Christian Poidevin
Ted Hill is on for England, replacing Chandler Cunningham-South, while Gabriel Oghre is on for his debut, replacing Curtis Langdon at hooker.
USA 0-33 England
England really should be celebrating a sixth try. This time it's prop Fin Baxter trundling through USA's scattered defence.
He loses control of the ball and can't complete the offload.
Harry Randall (con George Ford)
That is brilliant from England. Immanuel Feyi-Wabuso bursts through USA's defence to set up a routine try for substitute Harry Randall. He came out of nowhere.
George Ford converts and that's his last act of the day. He's replaced by debutant Charlie Atkinson at fly-half.
USA 0-26 England
At the water break, Luke Northmore is replaced by Oscar Beard. The Harlequins centre is making his England debut.
USA 0-26 England
Another penalty conceded by England. This time Guy Pepper is penalised for a side entry.
USA 0-26 England
George Ford kicks over the top to try and unleash England's backs down the right flank. However, Chris Hilsenbeck pounces on the ball.
Although his first-half yellow card created the opening for England's first two tries, he's another USA player who's put in a solid performance.
USA 0-26 England
Harry Randall has also come on for England, replacing Jack van Poortvliet.
Ben Bonasso commits a tackle off the ball and England have a penalty. George Ford kicks it into the right corner and England have another line-out in a threatening position.
However, it comes to nothing. USA are awarded a free-kick.
