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By Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Kobe
England hit on their World Cup straps to make it 2 bonus-point wins out of two.
Billy Vunipola and Luke Cowan-Dickie scored attempts following skipper George Ford moved under the posts after six minutes.
Four in the second half – 2 in Joe Cokanasiga, one apiece from latecomers Ruaridh McConnochie and Lewis Ludlum – were also a reward for a functionality from Kobe’s humidity and heat.
US flanker John Quill was sent off for a dreadful shoulder control to replacement Owen Farrell, the England talisman fortunate not to suffer harm At a World Cup becoming characterized by handling procedure.
However, Piers Francis to, the man Farrell’d come on, will himself face retrospective action after a questionable struggle from the opening minutes of this match.
England’s set-piece has been dominant, the US forward unable to deal at the scrum or to locate an answer when their opponents set the maul.
Tougher tests lie ahead in the form of both France and Argentina but England will travel this weekend at considerably improved disposition.
Eddie Jones had promised his staff delivered and that a start, Ford slicing through a defence – following Vunipola conduct and Francis’s foray down the left to touch down under the posts.
Four penalties conceded at the first 15 minutes slowed down the charge, World Cup debutant Willie Heinz over-exuberant and indisciplined at a scrum and ruck then spilling the ball forwards three metres out.
However, Cowan-Dickie went to Tom Curry with Ford pulling the strings England kicked a penalty to the corner along with Vunipola rumbled over in the Rear of the driving maul.
The US pack splintered in the set-piece, and another maul sent in to get the right tries Cowan-Dickie, afterwards off a scrum penalty was kicked by Ford into touch.
And England nearly had their try just before the interval since Ford chip was gathered by Jonathan Joseph, Cokanasiga unable to assemble the pass of the centre with the lineup.
Their 19-0 half-time direct was England with 66% of ownership, a reflection of the balance of power and 76% territory.
Jones took off Vunipola, Dan Cole and Joe Marler at the break with Kyle Sinckler, Mark Wilson and Ellis Genge coming into the fray.
Sinckler and Wilson combined in midfield before Joseph’s dummy foxed the staying cover, the centre stepping and spinning to within two metres prior to Cokanasinga crashed over.
On came Jones trying to deal with the workload on his own gamers, Courtney Lawes and Farrell Youngs.
Winger McConnochie withdrew one opening if he chose to step in rather than pin his ears back but the bolter to England’s World Cup squad made moments as he wrapped in after England ran another scrum penalty.
Ludlum was a person who was nowhere close to this team six months back yet his performance was capped with a try of his own after Ford’s cut down the left.
And Cokanasiga caught his second and England’s seventh following a storming rush from Genge, who left defenders scattered in his wake like tenpins.
Referee Nic Berry because of his charge on Farrell ignored quill before a late consolation rating from Bryce Campbell using the clock crimson.
A try and 10 points from the tee capped a screen for the night making the most of the time given him by his bunch.
England head coach Eddie Jones:”The terms have been such it was like a moist weather game but we found our rhythm and rhythm well in the next half. We’ll improve although some managing mistakes were left by us.
“They had 14 players at the line and it was hard to receive a numerical benefit. Once we started to play them we had been much better.”
England World Cup winner Matt Dawson on Radio 5 Live:”The highlight for me was the discipline. I believe there were only three penalties, that were all in the first halfof the It is in stark contrast and the team required to proceed.
“If they can get anywhere near five or four penalties against Argentina, they will blow them away. Should they continue progressing like that, they will be a tricky team to beat.”
England: Daly, McConnochie, Joseph, Francis, Cokanasiga, Ford (capt), Heinz; Marler, Cowan-Dickie, Cole, Launchbury, Kruis, Curry, Ludlam, B Vunipola.
Replacements: Singleton Sinckler, Lawes, Wilson, Youngs, Farrell, Watson.
United States: Hooley, Scully (capt), Brache, Lasike, Iosefo, MacGinty, Davies; Ainuu, Taufete’e, Lamositele, Landry, Civetta, Lamborn, Quill, Dolan.
Replacements: Campbell, Fawsitt, Kilifi, Mullen, Peterson, Germishuys, De Haas, Te’o.
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