England set to end five-match losing run to ease pressure on head coach Steve Borthwick
Tries from Marcus Smith and captain Jamie George give England early control
Guy Pepper, debutant Benhard Janse van Rensburg and Seb Atkinson also score tries as England lead 35-3 at half-time
Fiji scrum-half Simione Kuruvoli sent off for kicking Ellie Genge just before the break
England lost to world champions South Africa in Johannesburg last week in their opening match of Nations Championship
Fiji, who are playing their home games in the UK, lost 39-24 to Wales in their opener
HT: Fiji 3-35 England
Chris Ashton
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
England completely dismantled Fiji. Fiji dropped a lot of ball but England did a job and kept it structured.
They let Fiji have a line-out or scrum and then dominated those areas.
England have got to open up in the second half now.
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This week saw a lot of calls for an emphatic England performance to end their five-game losing run.
Is this performance putting any doubts about Steve Borthwick to bed?
England are well in control and now a man up.
Fiji 3-35 England
Chris Ashton
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
It has to be a red card. You cannot kick another player.
Fiji 3-35 England
A red card and penalty for England. The try is ruled out.
Fiji 3-35 England
Chris Ashton
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
The scrum-half thinks he is being held too long and kicks back into Ellis Genge's chest for no reason.
Fiji 3-35 England
There's a lot going on. It looks like Simione Kuruvoli has kicked out on Ellis Genge. This is going to be red.
This might be disallowed.
Kalaveti Ravouvou (con Caleb Muntz)
Kalaveti Ravouvou spots a gap by the ruck and runs in untouched.
Fiji 3-35 England
Fiji win a scrum penalty and go off on the attack.
Fiji 3-35 England
Chris Ashton
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Good to see England moving the ball, getting through some phases. It was too much for Fiji.
Jack van Poortvliet looks dangerous around the ruck. He's spotting the space and taking it.
Seb Atkinson (con Fin Smith)
Number five. A sharp offload from Jack van Poortvliet and over goes Seb Atkinson.
Marcus Smith with some sharp footwork to make the initial progress.
Fiji 3-28 England
Chris Ashton
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Fiji are all over the place here. They haven't got a scrum, their defence is scrambled, they haven't had much ball.
England are dominating every aspect. I haven't seen Fiji play like this for a while.
Benhard Janse van Rensburg (con Fin Smith)
Welcome to international rugby. Benhard Janse van Rensburg only qualified for England on Wednesday.
I think that was his first touch. The Bristol Bears centre hits a hard line and crashes over.
Fiji 3-21 England
In May, former England scrum-half Danny Care criticised the selection of South Africa-born Benhard Janse van Rensburg in the England training squad for this summer's Tests.
Earlier we asked for your views on his selection.
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I haven't found this a convincing performance at the moment, I think England have been lucky Fiji are making a few silly errors.
Sam, Fleet
Fiji 3-21 England
Henry Slade is off to have a head injury assessment. A debut for South Africa-born centre Benhard Janse van Rensburg.
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Good, tight-five rugby from England, but the rest of the team just looks so flat. There seems to have been no progress since the Six Nations.
Austin
Fiji 3-21 England
The ball is again lost forward by Fiji. They will be very disappointed with their first-half performance.
Fiji 3-21 England
Mike Henson
BBC Sport senior rugby union reporter at Hill Dickinson Stadium
Fiji's tourist board/local mineral water/national airline have handed out some free rattan fans and they are getting a good workout in the stands, fluttering away to cool some reddening faces.
It looks to be a crowd close to the Hill Dickinson's capacity of 53,000.
When you bear in mind it was only a touch more - 56,854 - who attended England's Rugby World Cup warm-up defeat by Fiji in 2023, I reckon that is a decent turnout.
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