ENG
	No.	Name
15Alex Goode, -
14Anthony Watson, - T 2
13Henry Slade, - T
12Owen Farrell, -  4
11Jack Nowell, - T 3
10George Ford, - 
9Danny Care, -
1Mako Vunipola, -
2Tom Youngs, -
3Dan Cole, -
4Joe Launchbury, -
5Geoff Parling, -
6James Haskell, -
7Chris Robshaw, -
8Nick Easter, - T 3
Replacements
16Jamie George, -
17Joe Marler, -
18David Wilson, -
19George Kruis, -
20Tom Wood, -
21Richard Wigglesworth, -
22Jonathan Joseph, -
23Mike Brown, -

URUG
	No.	Name
15Gaston Mieres, -
14Santiago Gibernau Arredondo, -
13Joaquin Prada, -
12Andres Vilaseca, -
11Rodrigo Silva, -
10Felipe Berchesi, - 
9Agustin Ormaechea, -
1Mateo Sanguinetti, -
2Carlos Arboleya Sarazola, -
3Mario Sagario, -
4Santiago Vilaseca Hontou, -
5Jorge Zerbino Stajano, -
6Juan Gaminara, -
7Matias Beer, -
8Alejandro Nieto, -
16Nicolas Klappenbach Zucchi, -
17Oscar Duran de Bertolaza, -
18Alejo Corral, -
19Diego Magno, -
20Mathias Palomeque Castro, -
21Agustin Alonso Dieguez, -
22Alejo Duran Parletti, -
23Manuel Blengio, -

*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold

Game Info

Venue: City of Manchester Stadium

3:00 PM, October 10, 2015

Attendance: 50,778

3332dPA Sport

Easter and Newell score hat-tricks as England bow out

England scored 10 tries including hat-tricks by 37-year-old Nick Easter and Jack Nowell against Uruguay in their final match of the Rugby World Cup.

Match Commentary

83'

Tom Hamilton at the City of Manchester Stadium writes: "Hat-tricks from Nick Easter and Jack Nowell gave England reason to break into the slightest of smiles after what has been a torrid World Cup. As Swing, Low rang out at the end of the match, England had achieved what they set out to in the north of England - the desire to put on a show - but now comes the awkward post-mortem as to why this game effectively meant nothing in the big, wide scheme of things. Alongside Nowell and Easter, Henry Slade was fantastic at outside centre while Danny Care bossed the breakdown superbly. They mustered 10 tries in the end - the last being a penalty try - as they finished on a winning note."

82'

Verdicts:

Easter has been magnificent for England - Care, Nowell and Slade also fantastic. #ENGvURU #RWC2015
— Tom Hamilton (@tomESPNscrum) October 10, 2015

@Busfield What's happening with Ford today?
— A96oaye (@A96oaye) October 10, 2015

81'

Ford finally kicks one.

Match Stats

ENG

URUG

70%

30%

74%

26%

ENG

URUG

179	Runs	79
689	Meters Run	232
12	Clean Breaks	2
72	Tackles	163
10	Missed Tackles	36
8	Turnover Knock On	8

Standings

Pool A
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	FRA	4	+178	18
2	NZL	4	+206	15
3	ITALY	4	-67	10
4	URUG	4	-99	5
5	NAMIB	4	-218	0
Pool B
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	IRE	4	+144	19
2	SA	4	+117	15
3	SCOT	4	+75	10
4	TONGA	4	-81	5
5	ROM	4	-255	0
Pool C
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	WALES	4	+84	19
2	FIJI	4	+5	11
3	AUS	4	-1	11
4	POR	4	-39	6
5	GEO	4	-49	3
Pool D
R	Team	GP	PD	P
1	ENG	4	+111	18
2	ARG	4	+58	14
3	JPN	4	+2	9
4	SAMOA	4	+17	7
5	CHI	4	-188	0

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