England skipper Maro Itoje is thrilled, as he would be.
"I'm over the moon," he says.
"This week has been great, I think we're starting to show what we can do. We have a talented team and we're starting to put it together."
He knows they're not the final product yet though.
"We're in a good place, we need to build."
Here is Harry Wilson.
"I guess we struggled to get our game going," he says.
"England put us under the pump.
"We didn't get much ball in the first half.
"England were the better team today."
He is asked exactly why the Wallabies struggled so much.
"They fronted up physically," he says.
"They put us under the pump.
"Our defence, we weren't physical enough, we didn't slow their ball down.
"We were just playing from behind there.
"Credit to England."
How can they improve?
"We've got seven days to just take some feedback from this game and make sure we're a lot better," he says.
"Scotland are a really good tema, we've got to be ready for it and take these harsh lessons."
And as for the tries in the second half.
"It's too little too late," he dismisses.
"We know that when we hold the ball for long phases and when we play our style of footy how much we can cut teams up, but we can't wait til the last 15, 20 minutes to do it, we need to be doing it from minute one."
The English scored seven tries today.
"Yeah really happy," Henry Slade, the player of the match, says.
"Obviously we've only come together in this last week ... prep time has been relatively short but I think we did really well."
The 45 points England scored is the most England have ever scored against the Wallabies.
"Yeah, really pleasing," he says,
"It's always nice to put some points on the board."
A demolition job from England.
The Wallabies have been absolutely hammered there.
It's finished 45-22 and, to be honest, the Wallabies were lucky to get that many.
England win a penalty at the scrum.
They chance their arm through Ben Spencer, who attempted a kick and chase to himself.
However, the ball goes out of play so they'll come back for that penalty.
They kick for touch and have a lineout inside the Wallabies 22.
That's good defence from England.
The Wallabies kick off, win the ball from the kick off, but are then held up.
England will have a scrum 10 metres into their own half.
Spencer races away to score!
The Wallabies managed to claim the kick off pretty well.
But they are under pressure.
They have to try and force it.
And Daugunu tried to force it a little bit too much, bundled up in a tackle and passing straight to Spencer, who races away to score in the corner.
The kick is good.
England 45 - 15 Wallabies
The Wallabies have another.
It's a horrible mistake from Itoje, who got up to take the line out ball but then dropped it gold into the hands of Jeremy Williams.
He dives over.
The kick is good and the Wallabies narrow the deficit.
That's two of the three Wallabies tries that have been absolutely gifted to them by England.
England 38 - 22 Wallabies
The Wallabies move the ball well.
This is a great move down the right side.
Suaalii gives the ball to Jorgensen.
But Henry Slade ignored the centre and crushed into the winger and knocked him into touch.
Another technical infringement from the English.
The Wallabies kick it up field for a line out.
England has a line out on the 22.
They win it and move the ball quickly into the backs, where Marcus Smith drops it cold.
Not a great pass, up above his head, but that was poor from the Quins 10.
Wow.
Ben Donaldson throws a pass as the Wallabies look to move the ball from the scrum inside their 22.
But it's behind Jorgensen and out for an England line out.
My goodness.
The Twickenham crowd cheers ironically, as the Wallabies plumb new depths.
The maul defence has got better as the game as gone on, and that was good from the Wallabies, holding the English up and tying the ball in there to win the decision.
The Wallabies attempt the counter maul from the driving England pack, but infringe.
A penalty is coming so Marcus Smith kicks out to Pollock.
The forward playing on the wing then kicks the ball through Wright's legs, nutmegging him, only for Suaalii to smother in cover defence.
We come back for the England penalty.
Marcus Smith knocks on as England deliver the full suite of offloads and crash balls.
But there was an offside in there and England are going to have a penalty anyway.
It's a line out 5 metres out.
That's so much better.
The Wallabies have to throw caution to the wind here and show something to their coach.
Donaldson gets the ball inside the 22 and chips over the top, Furbank too deep to deal with it.
Daugunu was there to pick the bouncing ball up.
But then the Wallabies knock on at the breakdown.
Still, a nice idea, as England change their Smith's at 10, Marcus coming on, with Finn shifting to centre.
Finally the Wallabies get something going and manage to string a phase or two together.
It's just a simple left side move through the hands that breaks open the England defence, Filippo Daugunu dotting over.
Donaldson is already changing things for the better for the Wallabies in attack.
England 38 - 15 Wallabies
The referee spots another technical infringement at the scrum and the Wallabies have great field position again.
There was a moment of life there for the Wallabies.
Ben Donaldson managed to break the line and looked to offload to a support runner deep inside the England 22.
But as he hit the ground, with no gold jersey's anywhere near close enough to gather the ball, he dropped it and knocked it on.
The winger Henry Pollock has another one!
This one took some speed to finish too!
It was so easy.
Just quick hands, the Wallabies defence compact and clueless in midfield.
Henry Pollock got the ball outside the 22 on the wing and just raced away to score.
This is getting horrible for the Wallabies.
The kick is good.
England 38 - 10 Wallabies
Another piece of ill-discipline from the Wallabies from the kick off, as England looks to their bench
Nasser is on for Pollard too.
The extra size of Tupou and Valetini manage to stop the England catch and driving maul.
But it's only brief relief.
England press towards the line.
Then they spin it right, Smith floating the pass over the top to Pollock.
Pollock had to backtrack, gathered the ball, then took three Wallabies over the line with him to score in the corner.
This is becoming a rout.
England 31 - 10 Wallabies
Taniela Tupou has absolutely belted Baxter as he crashed into the line.
The problem was he didn't even think about using his arms to do it, so it's a penalty.
And now Tupou is down and appears to be struggling with an ankle issue.
England have kicked to the corner and have a lineout five metres out.
Oh goodness.
The Wallabies actually do really well here, moving the ball around from deep inside their own 22.
But then Henry belts the ball deep and out on the full to put the pressure straight back on the Wallabies defence.
England kick the ball up field, but then the Wallabies attack through Henry!
It's a brilliant run from the centre.
The Wallabies break into the England 22.
And then Freeman gets over the ball and it's a penalty for the Wallabies going off their feet!
Moaner in chief Morgan Turinui, surprise surprise, is moaning about the call on Stan's commentary, but the Wallabies are leaving themselves open to being penalised every ruck at the moment so it's no surprise they got called there.
It's not happening for the Wallabies today.
Poor throw. Poor jumping.
Poor all round.
That's a great kick from the centre.
The Wallabies have a great platform to attack from on the England 22 now with the line out that they will take.
Jorgensen was just blocked in the air as he attempted to jump by Freeman and it is a penalty to the Wallabies inside their 22.
From the scrum, the Wallabies push too early.
Such poor discipline.
The referee has got the scrum under a microscope today, but he has been the same for the last 48 minutes.
No excuse.
Smith kicks the ball high...
The Wallabies move the ball down their right side, but Jorgensen is barged into touch, the ball squirting free for a knock on.
A key sub for the Wallabies: Rob Valetini is on, Lukhan Salakaia-Loto comes off.
He needs to change the game.
Canham saves the Wallabies with a steal under the posts!
England hadn't secured the ruck properly and the Reds lock swooped in.
The Wallabies have lost the ball in contact.
It's Bell who has lost it just inside the England half and there will be a scrum.
There is movement on the Wallabies bench, but England win the free kick and move it quickly.
Width again from England!
They hit hard down the left with Pollard.
They then spun the ball right to the other wing and made superb inroads.
Henry Slade got the ball on the wing and passed inside to Jack van Poortvliet, who scored untouched.
The kick is good.
England pick up where they left off in the first half.
England 26 - 10 Wallabies
The Twickenham crowd have just worked out that Pollock is on the wing.
And they enjoyed seeing him take Lonergan for a ride 20 metres up field.
Remarkable.
The Wallabies kick off, Earl catches the ball and is belted back into the 22.
Incredibly, there is a substitution for England that will raise eyebrows.
Feyi-Waboso is off.
Pollock is on.
Yes, that's a flanker on for a winger.
That was as bad as I've seen the Wallabies play for a while.
Half of them look like they're still on the plane, or maybe jetlagged or something.
It's been awful.
And yet, despite England's dominance, the score is only 19-10!
The Wallabies are, incredibly, still in this contest.
But they need a rocket at the break, because that was woeful.
England were threatening down the left once again.
But Jorgensen read it like a book.
He races through and runs 50 metres to score.
Twickenham deflates like someone let all the air out of a balloon - and the Wallabies are given a lifeline their abject display barely deserves.
The kick is good.
England 19 - 10 Wallabies
It's a clever kick through for Freeman to chase into the corner from Smith.
He did not get it down though.
Declan Meradith just about did enough, getting in the way of the flying winger.
That's poor from the Wallabies.
England steal the line up and race up field once again.
England are then awarded the penalty and they kick up field.
England are penalised for going off their feet and the Wallabies have a penalty centre field 40 metres from goal.
They don't go for points, and kick for the corner.
There is still five minutes left on Bell's sin bin, which is all it will be, as the referee confirms that it will not be upgraded to red.
And Canahan takes it quickly and charges into England territory.
The Wallabies need something from this desperately.
The rolling maul does the job again!
It's Heyes who touches the ball down, but Jamie George was dragged towards the line by Maro Itoje though as the Wallabies line out defence disintegrated once again.
He delivered it to Heyes, who crashed over the line.
The kick is good.
England 19 - 3 Wallabies
Angus Bell is off!
It's a hip drop - and a particularly clear example of one too.
England has the penalty 40 metres from goal, but are not thinking of points.
They kick for touch and the line out will be 10 metres from the Wallabies line.
England are all over the Wallabies, and they are forced to kick away from deep inside their own 22, but they barely get out of the 22 for the England line out.
Feyi-Waboso is limping away...
It appears that Angus Bell did a hip drop tackle which caused the injury... those are not legal any more, I do wonder if the referee will have a look at this.
This could spell danger for Bell.
A bit of kick-tennis goes on but then England breaks up field.
Maro Itoje nailed Tom Wright - Itoje is on one today, he's everywhere, the England captain.
The English use the ball nicely but at the breakdown Furbank is guilty of a neck roll and the Wallabies, once again, get away with being badly out of position and off the pace by and England error.
