Wednesday 15 June 2016 12:04, UK
George Ford insists England will not rest on their laurels as they focus their attentions on trying to secure a series victory in this weekend's second Test against Australia in Melbourne.
The tourists won the first Test in Brisbane 39-28, and now Eddie Jones's squad will attempt to seal a first-ever series success Down Under when the teams meet again this Saturday.
Ford, who is expected to be recalled at fly-half for the second Test when Owen Farrell is likely to move to inside centre, told Sky Sports: "We're very happy with the win but the attention quickly turned to this week.
"We have another huge challenge and we know we must improve our performance if we want to get a good result. The lads are pretty focused.
"We've made sure we're professional in everything we do in terms of recovery and the review side of things.
"We spend a lot of time and effort looking at what we could have done better. We have to make sure we don't let the standards in training slip."
Looking ahead to facing the Wallabies, Ford added: "Australia will be desperate because they will be disappointed with the first result.
"They played some good stuff in the first 20 minutes of that first Test and will aim to do that for the full 80.
"They'll bring physicality as always and will want to get one back on us, but we're desperate as well."
Ford, who started on the bench in Brisbane, joined the action after half-an-hour replacing Luther Burrell.
The reshuffle saw Farrell, the starting fly-half, replace Burrell at inside centre and the change in personnel provided the catalyst for England's fightback.
A bold early substitution by Jones was rewarded with arguably Ford's best performance in 24 caps, helping to set up tries for Marland Yarde and Jack Nowell.
