Surely this will be 5 minutes he’ll never forget. Even though the majority of the videos on Yummys channel are Minecraft-themed she also plays a bunch of other games like The Sims or Call of Duty. No further scores in the game, but wishing Jack Willis as speedy a recovery as possible after that horrible injury. A very quick response from England, Elliot Daly outpacing a tired looking defence to score under the posts, Farrell adding the extra points. And so, Tommaso Allan obliged to score his try and also convert the kick himself. With the scoreline, 34-11 and about 15 minutes left there was still time for more tries. Five minutes later it’s all over for the Wasps Flanker, who has done his knee after it seems he got his leg caught while being rolled away by a tackler. A minute later a quick tap penalty taken by Dan Robson sees the replacement scrum half brought down just short of the try line, Jack Willis, in support though, picks and drives over to score a well deserved try. Voted Premiership player of the year last season, he comes on after 58 minutes for his Si Nations debut. Farrell kicking the conversion to extend the lead.

A great interception of a pass though by Anthony Watson, saw him race 70+ metres to score under the sticks. This inspired the Azzurri who started to look like they could get another try. it only took 3 minutes for the first to go onto the board and it was an Italian penalty kick. Italy have a habit of weakening in the second half of matches, so there were going to plenty points. Shortly before halftime an awesome try on the left wing by Jonny May saw him dive high for the touchline, meaning the tackler couldn’t take him. Watson scored a wonderful try with a sweet sidestep to leave a couple of would be tacklers wrongfooted, Farrell adding the extra 2 points. Garbisi pulling back the score with a well taken penalty brought the game back to 8-8. England came back into the game with Farrell kicking a penalty. Montanna Ioane opening the scoring, but Paolo Garbisi missing the conversion. With rumours and speculation regarding Italy and if they should be allowed to remain in the competition, this was always going to be an uphill struggle even before the whistle sounded for kick off.Ī try in the third minute, therefore, wasn’t unexpected, but not many thought it would come from Italy. The Azzurri were looking to end a 28 defeat record, but facing a wounded England team was never going to be an easy way to do so. This is without doubt seen as the easiest fixture in the Six Nations. The question on peoples lips was By how many points? After the lesson in the Calcutta Cup last week, this was the perfect opportunity to get back into winning ways for England.

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