Italy 11-52 England

England will finish the Six Nations in at least second place after making it four wins from five with a thumping win over an error-ridden Italy. They will need Ireland to fail to win in Paris on Saturday evening if they are to secure their first Championship under Stuart Lancaster. But they will end their campaign on a high after running in seven tries against a side which had held them to a combined margin of 13 points in their previous three victories in Rome. Two tries from the exceptional Me Brown and one apiece for Owen Farrell, Jack Nowell, Manu Tuilagi, Mako Vunipola and skipper Chris Robshaw blew the disappointing hosts away, with Farrell converting all seven and adding a penalty in a fine display. Thoughts will inevitably turn to the late try conceded against France at the tournament's start which ultimately cost Lancaster's men a tilt at a Grand Slam.