Stuart Lancaster wore a broad grin on Saturday night but when England’s coach reflects in the mirror on Sunday morning, he will know his side have much work to do to mount a credible World Cup challenge. England deservedly stopped the rot against the southern hemisphere’s big three with a forward-dominated victory over a disjointed and horribly underpowered Wallaby side who somehow stayed in the game through a combination of sheer will and high-quality back play. No 8 Ben Morgan and lock Courtney Lawes produced towering displays as England’s pack - who have performed admirably all autumn - crushed Australia’s scrum with ridiculous ease. But it was no thing of beauty.
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England finish international year with a win over Australia - their second of the November series
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Ben Morgan scores opening try for England after 29 minutes with powerful charge through centre of 22
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Bernard Foley breaks from midway through England's half to go over whitewash for Australia after 45 minutes
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Morgan gets his second and England's second try after 57 minutes with an extremely strong scrum
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Will Skelton scores Australia's second try as they try to force their way back into the match at Twickenham
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George Ford contributed 16 points with the boot as England's scrum dominated on Saturday
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@placeholder of Australia just manages for place the ball down as he is tackled by England players in front of the line