England 45-22 Australia: Henry Pollock stars as Red Rose claim record victory against Wallabies

England secured a record-breaking 45-22 victory over Australia at Twickenham, with Henry Pollock emerging as the standout performer. The match came amid controversy surrounding England head coach Steve Borthwick's leadership following a report highlighting a toxic environment during the team's July tour. Despite the controversy, England's players demonstrated unity, contributing to a stellar display of unity on the field.

Pollock and Immanuel Feyi-Waboso were the standout performers, each scoring three tries between them. Feyi-Waboso's impressive play was cut short when he was forced off with a leg injury at half-time, but Pollock stepped up to the plate in his debut match on the wing. The Wallabies struggled throughout the game, committing unforced errors and displaying a lack of bite in contact. England's dominance in collisions and the end to their disciplinary issues contributed to their overwhelming victory.

England's midfield control was led by Henry Slade, who was named man of the match for his efforts. Ollie Chessum and Maro Itoje also made notable contributions to the team's success. Australia's Jeremy Williams added a third try late in the game, but England ultimately secured the win with a late intercept by Ben Spencer. The victory marked a significant improvement in England's performance under Borthwick and showcased Pollock's emerging talent as he looks to cement his place in the England squad.