England vs Barbarians LIVE rugby: Result and reaction as brilliant Baa Baas thump dismal England

Powerful carries by England move them within metres of the line. Quick-tap penalty and then Jack Nowell drives to just millimetres away.

Jonny Hill stretches out over the line but he knocks on trying to ground it and Baa Baas have a goal-line dropout!

England claim the kick-off and Marcus Smith produces a glorious nudge into the corner that forces Baa Baas into a lineout five metres from their own line.

Well executed by the visitors and they kick clear but a good platform for England who win the penalty and kick to the corner themselves

Barbarians win a penalty around halfway and make ground into the 22 with the kick.

They go through the phases and Nolann Le Garrec produces a glorious dinked chip over the defence, which Louis Carbonel hares after catches in the in-goal area and touches down.

A very traditionally Barbarians try. Simple conversion added and the 14-man Baa Baas are purring here.

Another conversion attempt from Smith goes wide. He’s been pretty inaccurate today.

A hard carry from Tom Curry takes England into Barbarians territory and Jonny May’s dart then sees them work their way to within inches of the line.

Baa Baas hold firm for a couple of phases, a patented Danny Care snipe is also stopped but Marcus Smith then gets fed the ball, steps outside his man and dives over. Nicely worked - good crisp, accurate attack.

Touchline conversion and it’s Hastoy who steps up rather than George Kruis this time... Maybe Kruis should have taken it! The attempt misses and it’s 31-16

You wouldn’t know Barbarians were at a man disadvantage here...

Switching the point of play and making good ground, eventually Hastoy floats a pass out to Penaud on the right wing who has a lot of work to do but finishes brilliantly and acrobatically in the corner. Tommy Freeman tries to get him into touch but the France winger does brilliantly and the TMO determines the try will stand

A slew of Barbarians changes including exciting young scrum-half Nolann Le Garrec coming on. If you haven’t seen him before, he’s dynamite for Racing 92 and will be Antoine Dupont’s deputy/rival for many years to come you’d think. If Dupont ever loses form, Le Garrec would be nipping right at his heels, I’d suggest.

Marcus Smith has played well today but his kicking has been errant. The conversion from near the right touchline misses and the deficit is still ten points.

Better from England, good hands with neat inside passes helping them make ground and a great Marcus Smith show and go.

Into the 22 and Smith directing traffic. Consistently quick ball from Danny Care, who also gets clobbered drawing in his man at one point, but he feeds Mark Atkinson, who flicks to Smith and a floated pass to Jonny May on the right wing allows the prolific finisher to step inside the defender and slide over.

Great stuff and dare I suggest Care playing 9 instead of Randall helped considerably there...