England's long wait for victory over New Zealand at Allianz Stadium ended after they came from behind to crush New Zealand 33-19 with George Ford taking centre stage.
Ford was the mastermind behind a 10th consecutive victory for Steve Borthwick's men but there were standout performers across the team, including Alex Mitchell, centres Fraser Dingwall and Ollie Lawrence, and Ben Earl.
It took time for the pre-match favourites to find their stride but upon seizing lead for the first time through Underhill's 44th-minute try they were always in command, even in the face of an All Blacks uprising.
It was England's first win over New Zealand at Twickenham since 2012 and their only success against their rivals since the 2019 World Cup.
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