The match started at 15:30 at the Cathedral of Rugby, Twickenham, UK and ended on time at 15:32, when a recovery of 'XV of the Rose' in line 22 Tobby falls to Flood, who caught the three quarters Azzurri looking to Rome, and the '10 'Leicester gives him the' tryman 'tournament the powerful Chris Ashton, the first test match in goal. I must say that the Saints wing has returned to the 'dove' (flying through the air before putting the oval with one hand) skipping the signs of 'Jonno' against the entry / celebration so awkward in sports oval.Tras of the kick-off a penalty stroke past by Mirco Bergamasco opened the scoring in the 'Azzurra', but after ten minutes put his 10-3 Flood after spending a blow after a good offensive action of the British , which nearly finished on trial.
But the Azzurri face not lost the game and again after the kickoff, a new penalty stroke granted by England gave him the option of adding Bergamasco three points. Over the minutes confirmed the improvement in open play in Italy, the debut Semenzato scrum half gave much mobility for three quarters and a new English indiscipline conceded the possibility of another penalty stroke for this time Bergamasco not pass between the sticks. 
The party passed electric and very open, but everything changed on 25 minutes, the game plan of Johnson avoiding confrontation with the Italian front he worked. First with a good 'maul' after a 'touche' that made the 'XV de la Rosa' stand 5 meters from the goal line Italian then the open ball reached the hands of Chris Ashton making his second trial in the afternoon. After appropriate transformation the '10 'English left the score at 17-6. A few minutes later it was Marc Cueto which launched the 'ingoal' hand after another good combination of the English line, and 24-6 did not fail Flood left off the game. If there were any doubt, the fourth test for England came before the end of the first part, was signed by the captain Tindall, a future member of British royalty, a new action culminating three quarters English: 31-6.La second half not started well for Italy, after a silly unbecoming a player like Castrogiovanni, which left them with one less player for ten minutes to send the 'Sin Bin'. The 'XV of the Rose' was lifted off the throttle and the minutes were falling without much play. Near the hour mark and the 'Swing Low, Sweet Chariot "chanted in the stands, a good wash freshman Banahan was topped again by Ashton to score his third trial in the afternoon, while Flood left three points for yours before leaving the field to be replaced by 'The golden boy' Wilkinson. 
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