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Match Summary MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS England vs Tonga VENUE Sapporo Dome DATE 22 September 2019 12:15 COMPETITION Rugby World Cup 2019 FINAL SCORE 35 - 3 HALFTIME SCORE 18 - 3 TRIES 4 - PLAYER OF THE MATCH SCORING SUMMARY England Tonga PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Owen Farrell (J #12) 0 3 3 0 Sonatane Takulua (J #9) 0 0 1 0 Manu Tuilagi (J #13) 2 0 0 0 Jamie George (J #2) 1 0 0 0 Luke Cowan-dickie (J #16) 1 0 0 0 LINE-UP England Tonga 1 Joe Marler (J #1) 1 Ziggy Siegfried Fisi'ihoi (J #1) 2 Jamie George (J #2) 2 Sosefo Sakalia (J #2) 3 Kyle Sinckler (J #3) 3 Ben Tameifuna (J #3) 4 Courtney Lawes (J #4) 4 Sam Lousi (J #4) 5 Maro Itoje (J #5) 5 Leva Fifita (J #5) 6 Tom Curry (J #6) 6 Sione Kalamafoni (J #6) 7 Sam Underhill (J #7) 7 Zane Kapeli (J #7) 8 Billy Vunipola (J #8) 8 Maama Vaipulu (J #8) 9 Ben Youngs (J #9) 9 Sonatane Takulua (J #9) 10 George Ford (J #10) 10 Kurt Morath (J #10) 11 Jonny May (J #11) 11 Viliami Lolohea (J #11) 12 Owen Farrell (J #12) 12 Cooper Vuna (J #12) 13 Manu Tuilagi (J #13) 13 Siale Piutau (J #13) 14 Anthony Watson (J #14) 14 Atieli Pakalani (J #14) 15 Elliot Daly (J #15) 15 David Halaifonua (J #15) RESERVES England Tonga 16 Luke Cowan-dickie (J #16) 16 Siua Maile (J #16) 17 Ellis Genge (J #17) 17 Latu Talakai (J #17) 18 Dan Cole (J #18) 18 Ma'afu Fia (J #18) 19 George Kruis (J #19) 19 Daniel Faleafa (J #19) 20 Lewis Ludlam (J #20) 20 Nasi Manu (J #20) 21 Willi Heinz (J #21) 21 Leon Fukofuka (J #21) 22 Henry Slade (J #22) 22 James Faiva (J #22) 23 Jonathan Byron Alexander Joseph (J #23) 23 Nafi Tuitavake (J #23) CARDS England Tonga # Player White Blue Yellow Red # Player White Blue Yellow Red None None COMMENTARY TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT GAME STARTED 0' First Half Start Kurt Morath Tonga 10' Penalty Goal Owen Farrell England 14' Penalty Goal Sonatane Takulua Tonga 23' Try Manu Tuilagi England 24' Missed Conversion Owen Farrell England 26' Missed Penalty Sonatane Takulua Tonga 30' Try Manu Tuilagi England 32' Conversion Owen Farrell England 36' Penalty Goal Owen Farrell England HALF TIME 41' Second Half Start Owen Farrell England 41' Player Off Atieli Pakalani Tonga Tactical 41' Player On Nafi Tuitavake Tonga Tactical 43' Penalty Goal Owen Farrell England 50' Player Off Ben Tameifuna Tonga Tactical 50' Player On Ma'afu Fia Tonga Tactical 50' Player Off Kurt Morath Tonga Blood 50' Player On James Faiva Tonga Blood 50' Player Off Joe Marler England Tactical 50' Player On Ellis GENGE England Tactical 53' Player Off Jonny May England Tactical 53' Player On Henry Slade England Tactical 55' Player Off Sam Underhill England Tactical 55' Player On Lewis Ludlam England Tactical 56' Player Off Ben Youngs England Tactical 56' Player On Willi Heinz England Tactical 56' Player Off Courtney Lawes England Tactical 56' Player On Kruis Kruis England Tactical 57' Try Jamie George England 58' Conversion Owen Farrell England 58' Player Off Jamie George England Tactical 58' Player On Luke Cowan-Dickie England Tactical 58' Player Off Kyle Sinckler England Tactical 58' Player On Dan Cole England Tactical 59' Player Off Maama Vaipulu Tonga Tactical 59' Player On Nasi Manu Tonga Tactical 61' Player Off Sosefo Sakalia Tonga Tactical 61' Player On Siua Maile Tonga Tactical 61' Player Off Sonatane Takulua Tonga Tactical 61' Player On Leon Fukofuka Tonga Tactical 63' Player Off ZIGGY Siegfried Fisi'ihoi Tonga Tactical 63' Player On Latu Talakai Tonga Tactical 68' Player Off George Ford England Tactical 68' Player On Jonathan Byron Alexander Joseph England Tactical 72' Player Off Leva Fifita Tonga Tactical 72' Player On Daniel Faleafa Tonga Tactical 77' Try Luke Cowan-Dickie England 78' Conversion Owen Farrell England 86' Second Half End 86' Full Time GAME ENDED Provided by Footprint.
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