Henry Arundell scored five tries as England overcame Chile’s determined opening to their Pool D match in Lille to register a third win at Rugby World Cup 2023, the  71-0 score a further boost to their sense of well-being marked by the return of their captain Owen Farrell from suspension.

For 20 minutes Los Condores held out against the wave of white shirts but from a scrum in front of the posts Farrell's pass picked out Arundell for the wing to break the deadlock.

England front-rowers Theo Dan and Bevan Rodd touched down from close range either side of Arundell’s second score when he again had time to cruise across the line, but full-back Marcus Smith’s sublime kick-and-collect was the pick of England’s first-half tries.

The set-piece was the basis for England's first try after the interval, when they worked the ball to Dan from a lineout and he barrelled over for his second score.  Arundell, 20, added three more, his fourth of the match a delightful chip and chase, and the impressive Smith and Jack Willis crossed as England turned on the style.