England claimed a fifth straight win over Australia in a titanic, and controversial, tussle at Twickenham.
Not since the 2015 Rugby World Cup pool stage exit have England lost to the Wallabies, who will be frustrated that marginal decisions went in England's favour as late tries from Jonathan Joseph, Jonny May and Danny Care put a gloss on the 30-6 scoreline.
Elliot Daly's score owed much to a fortuitous bounce, while Australia head coach Michael Cheika was left seething at a number of other decisions.
Tweet of the match
"I'd love to have a swear jar in either coaches boxes" - Former Australia back Matt Giteau (@giteau_rugby) on Eddie Jones and Michael Cheika's use of profanities.
Star man
Chris Robshaw. The England captain as the hosts exited the 2015 Rugby World Cup at the pool stage was at his talismanic best. He switched flanks when Sam Underhill went off early on, but continued to excel in defence. The only blot was a late tackle on Kurtley Beale which was a penalty, when it should have been a yellow card. Honourable mentions for Courtney Lawes and Joe Launchbury.
Moment of the match
Australia might have scored after Samu Kerevi tore through England and his pass was dropped by Tevita Kuridrani with the try-line gaping. England broke and George Ford's kick bounced fortuitously - the Television Match Official ruled in England's favour after a lengthy deliberation - for Daly to hack on and touch down.
Speedy winger a star in the making
Fiji rugby league international Marika Koroibete made quite an impression. The pace of May and England's back three was a talking point coming into the match, with May's times comparing favourably to Usain Bolt's. But Koroibete was faster at Twickenham. He made his Test debut in September against Argentina and showed his searing pace here, in both attack and defence.
Who's up next?
England v Samoa, Twickenham, Test match, Saturday, November 25
Scotland v Australia, Murrayfield, Test match, Saturday, November 25
Source: PA
