Saturday 3 December 2016 17:37, UK
Man of the match Ben Youngs joined Will Greenwood and James Haskell at the touchscreen after England's 37-21 win over Australia.
England overcame a nightmare start to register a record-equalling 14th successive victory by defeating Australia 37-21 at Twickenham on Saturday.
In an one-sided opening spell that saw wing Sefa Naivalu cross and numerous Wallabies chances snuffed out by desperate last-ditch defencing, Australia raced away to a 10-0 lead.
Once again drawing on their resolve, however, injury-ravaged England clawed their way back with an opportunist score from Jonathan Joseph, marking the beginning of the end for the tourists.
It was Joseph that took centre stage once again for England's second of the afternoon. The Bath centre's vision and execution sending Marland Yarde over for the score.
The game was dragged even further away from the Wallabies' reach when Youngs used his wits to dart over, before Joseph completed the rout.
The win means Jones' England have drawn level with the 14-Test winning run set by Sir Clive Woodward's World Cup winners in 2002/03 and extends their record over the Wallabies to four successive wins.
For the first time since 1992 they have finished the year with an unblemished record consisting of the 13 victories masterminded by Jones and end 2016 in second place in the global rankings, holding off Australia's challenge for their position behind New Zealand.
Click play on the video above to see Ben Young's analysis of the historic win...
