RWC: England backs fire for 41-10 win over Georgia

England's backline started firing at the Rugby World Cup on Sunday to touch down six times, putting the gloss on a 41-10 win over a rugged Georgia side in Dunedin.

Shontayne Hape touched down twice in the first 20 minutes before Delon Armitage, Manu Tuilagi and Chris Ashton - the latter scoring twice - made the score comfortable in the second half.

"We wanted to play some rugby today, play with some tempo," England captain Lewis Moody said. "We sort of did. We sort of didn't at times. We've got some things to work on. But six tries today? Fair enough."

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