England Rugby's Steve Borthwick's men bounced back from a 45-21 mauling by South Africa with a clinical 73-8 demolition of Fiji at Hill Dickinson Stadium. The match was marked by a hat-trick from Henry Pollock, who was one of several replacements to score tries, including debutants Benhard Janse van Rensburg and Noah Caluori.
The Fiji team was left reeling after Simione Kuruvoli was sent off for kicking Ellis Genge in first-half overtime. England's scrum and maul dominance quickly established a strong foothold in the game, with Marcus Smith starting the scoring and Jamie George driven over by his pack.
Fin Smith's kicking for touch allowed the line-out maul to launch, and there were also encouraging flourishes in attack from the Northampton fly-half. Fiji's defence struggled to keep up, and they were eventually overwhelmed in every department.
The result was effectively put to bed inside half an hour, with England's tries continuing to pile up in the second half. Pollock's pace and the vision of Henry Slade were key to several of the tries, including Pollock's hat-trick. The win will provide a much-needed boost for England as they head to Argentina for the climax of their July tour.