Steve Borthwick has never been a man to deliver dramatic post-match verdicts, either as England's captain or coach, but he must have been fighting the urge to punch the air after his team's 68-14 Six Nations thrashing of Wales on Saturday.

Stunning, simply stunning. This was without doubt the best performance by England under Steve Borthwick, a statement victory that after three seasons felt like a lift-off moment. It was also the moment when the connection between the team and their supporters,

England delivered a stunning 68-14 victory over Wales in the Six Nations finale, marking their largest winning margin in Cardiff. Coach Steve Borthwick praised the team's performance and stressed the importance of maintaining their process.

Wales will need to move on quickly from their humiliating 68-14 Six Nations loss to England in Cardiff on Saturday, according to interim coach Matt Sherratt, after a new low for a side who have plumbed the depths over the last 18 months.

Outgoing interim Wales coach Matt Sherratt has said that the national side are in need of a “reset” after their woe deepened with a record defeat to England rugby. The visitors ran in 10 tries on their way to a 68-14 thrashing,

England kept their Six Nations title hopes alive with a crushing 10-try, 68-14 bonus-point win over sorry Wales, piling the pressure on France who must now defeat Scotland in Paris later Saturday to claim the championship.