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Henry Arundell plundered five tries as England overcame a frantic start to dismantle World Cup newcomers Chile with a 71-0 victory that continues their march towards the quarter-finals.<\/p>\n
Steve Borthwick\u2019s team were rewarded for discarding their unpopular kicking game in favour of all-out attack and although the strategy resulted in some frenzied early play, upon settling they amassed 11 tries.<\/p>\n
Arundell marked his World Cup debut by equalling the England record of five tries scored in a game as he ran riot in perfect conditions at Stade Pierre-Mauroy.<\/p>\n
Two-try Marcus Smith shared star billing after providing an extra dimension with the ball in hand from full-back \u2013 albeit against a side positioned 22 in the global rankings.<\/p>\n
Apart from brief flourishes Chile were totally outclassed, yet there were still enough fireworks in Smith\u2019s first start at 15 to suggest he is a genuine option in the position for the final group game against Samoa and possibly beyond.<\/p>\n
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Owen Farrell returned from suspension to lead England for the first time at this World Cup and his 16-point haul leaves him just two short of eclipsing Jonny Wilkinson\u2019s national record of 1,179.<\/p>\n
England had kicked more than other team across the opening two rounds of the tournament but their intent to run against the group\u2019s weakest opponents was evident from the start.<\/p>\n
Smith settled quickly through some early touches but his play lacked accuracy and once the initial assault subsided, Chile showed their flair for counter attack that on one occasion swept them into the 22.<\/p>\n
Max Malins\u2019 high error count was proving costly but England built pressure once more and in the 21st minute they were over when Farrell\u2019s long pass gave Arundell an easy run in.<\/p>\n
Theo Dan finished a line-out drive and then supplied Arundell with the easiest of tries after Danny Care\u2019s quickly taken free-kick caught Chile unaware.<\/p>\n
After the over-exuberance displayed in the opening quarter, England were showing greater accuracy as the ball was swept left to right, aided by quick ruck speed and a desire to make things happen.<\/p>\n
Smith launched an attack that ended in a try for Bevan Rodd and then the Harlequins fly-half claimed a solo touchdown by collecting his own grubber and outrunning Chile\u2019s defence.<\/p>\n
Chile were unable to secure any kind of foothold in the game with their scrum especially vulnerable and early in the second half they leaked a second line-out maul try, with Dan touching down.<\/p>\n
Arundell completed his hat-trick after Elliot Daly\u2019s smart kick bounced kindly for him and Smith\u2019s comfort at full-back was clear when he caught a tricky kick with aplomb.<\/p>\n
Having claimed three easy finishes, Arundell showed his class for his fourth which he engineered with a run down the right touchline and chip ahead.<\/p>\n
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A moment of magic from Smith teed up the Racing 92 wing\u2019s fifth and when Smith broke from deep from inside his own half Chile must have been sick of the sight of him.<\/p>\n
The move ended with Smith crossing and England touched down for the final time through Jack Willis.<\/p>\n