Fiji v England - Nations Championship result as Henry Pollock's sizzling second-half hat-trick helps Steve Borthwick's men complete record victory

Henry Pollock ran in a second-half hat-trick as rampant England ended their five-match losing streak with a record 11-try 73-8 win over Fiji in their second Nations Championship match at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

A crowd of 53,000 in sun-drenched Liverpool watched Steve Borthwick's side bounce back in style from their 45-21 loss to world champions South Africa in Johannesburg.

Marcus Smith (5'), Jamie George (14'), Guy Pepper (27'), Benhard Janse van Rensburg (34'), Seb Atkinson (37'), Immanuel Feyi-Waboso (51'), Henry Slade (60') and Noah Caluori (65') grabbed England's other tries in a memorable outing.

Player of the match Fin Smith knocked over 18 points in conversions against a Fiji side who were badly hampered by a red card for Simione Kuruvoli seconds before the break for kicking out at the grounded Ellis Genge as England led 35-3 at the interval.

Tevita Ikanivere scored Fiji's only try early in the second half in a forgettable afternoon following their 39-24 defeat to Wales last week.

They visit Murrayfield to face Scotland next Saturday, while England head for Argentina aiming to build on this huge victory.

Stunning day for England in running in 11 tries. Henry Pollock off the bench to complete a sizzling hat-trick. They will head for Argentina next week in much higher spirits.

England win the ball from the line-out before Pollock cuts a superb dash through the bodies to add his third try. Game, set and match. Fin Smith with another two points. It ends a complete mauling.

From the wreckage of an afternoon in Liverpool as Marcus Smith comes in with a challenge on Peni Ravai that prompts him to drop the ball.

THE CROWD DUSTING DOWN SWING LOW, SWEET CHARIOT

Close your eyes, and it could almost be Twickenham in the July heat. Slade penalised for a knock-on to deprive England of an 11th score on this record-breaking afternoon in Liverpool.

Well, they were put through a tough afternoon against the world champions last weekend, but this has been an ideal way to respond for England. The Fiji tank has been well and truly emptied.

Fiji simply wilting in the sunshine as Slade lays off to Pollock who pins back his ears before bounding over the line for a second try and a 10th for the team. Fin Smith with the conversion. The points keep coming.

Noah Caluori accepts the pass from Slade to mark his debut with a sublime try. And this is now a record score for England against Fiji. Could tot up some more here with Fin Smith missing the extras to move beyond 60.

Alex Mitchell looking a bit glum on the bench with his leg a bit wrapped up. Could be a hamstring issue.

Could probably call this match off now from Fiji's perspective. Have been miles off it. But England will want to do a professional job against the 14 men.

George Kloska is on for his England debut as his side grab another try via Henry Slade. Debutant Caluori plays provider on that occasion. Fin Smith bags the conversion. One-way traffic in Liverpool.

Janse van Rensburg trying to gallop onto the pass from Feyi-Waboso, but just sees the ball slip out of his fingers. Seems to be incessant pressure from England as they come again.

Another example of Fiji being all over the show at the back. Henry Pollock speeds beyond the white shirts and Wainiqolo to get the ball down. Fin Smith for once shanks the penalty wide.

England not to be denied as Immanuel Feyi-Waboso joins the party out wide. Just gets the ball down before his feet touched touch. All good then. Fin Smith with another two points to keep the scoreboard ticking over.

Cowan-Dickie try won't count due to a double action in stretching for the line, but they are coming back for a penalty advantage to England.

Cowan-Dickie has just come on and plants the ball down after Fiji are getting led a merry dance at the maul. Will this one count? TMO having a look this time..

Henry Pollock, Luke Cowan-Dickie and Asher Opoku-Fordjour are all on.

Tevita Ikanivere finally finishes off several huge pushes towards the England line with their first try of the day. Caleb Muntz misses the extras from a tough spot out wide. But better news for the 14 men.

Superb handling skills, but his foot was just in touch as Fiji earn the line-out. Meanwhile, Henry Slade is back after his head injury assessment.