England recovered from a poor start at Twickenham and the early loss of full-back Mike Brown to maintain their RBS Six Nations title title with an emphatic 47-17 victory against England. Sergio Parisse shocked the home side when he powered over in the fourth minute but England replied with tries from Billy Vunipola and Jonathan Joseph to lead 15-5 at half-time. Stuart Lancaster's men added further tries from Ben Youngs, Joseph, Danny Cipriani and Nick Easter in the second half as the Azzurri challenge faded. Host commentator They made hard work of it at times but England remain unbeaten in this year's Six Nations.
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Stuart Lancaster's side secure a 47-17 victory at Twickenham
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England lead Italy 15-5 at half-time
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Sergio Parisse crossed for Italy early on
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But England replied through tries from No 8 Billy Vunipola and outside centre Jonathan Joseph
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Lancaster's men added furthur tries from Ben Youngs, Joseph, Danny Cipriani and Nick Easter in the second half
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ENGLAND XV: Brown; Watson, Joseph, Burrell, May; Ford, B Youngs; Marler, Hartley, Cole; Attwood, Kruis; Haskell, Robshaw (capt), B Vunipola
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Replacements: T Youngs, M Vunipola, Brookes, Easter, Croft, Wigglesworth, Cipriani, Twelvetrees
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ITALY XV: McLean; Sarto, Morisi, Masi, Venditti; Haimona, Gori; De Marchi, Ghiraldini, Castrogiovanni, Fabio, Bortolami, Bergamasco, Minto, Parisse
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Replacements: Manici, Aguero, Chistolini, Furno, Vunisa, Palazzani, Allan, Bisegni
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