Henry Pollock scored twice against Australia, but England legend Will Greenwood believes another player deserves even more credit for the victory at Twickenham.
The 21-year-old grabbed the headlines with his unlikely cameo on the wing as Steve Borthwick's side thrashed the Wallabies 45-22.
But Greenwood wasn't completely swept up in Pollockmania.
Writing in The Telegraph, the 2003 World Cup winner acknowledged Pollock's impact, although he pointed to Australia's "mediocre defence".
And while the youngster supplied the finishing touches, Greenwood was more impressed by the man creating the opportunities.
Will Greenwood names England's standout performer
"The one who I was most impressed with was Fin Smith," Greenwood wrote.
He described the fly-half's display as "excellent" and praised his understanding with Seb Atkinson, who was "magnificent in the 12 channel".
The Northampton pair looked like they'd never taken off their club jerseys.
Greenwood also highlighted Smith's defensive contribution, alongside his attacking vision and distribution.
Smith impressed in RUCK's England player ratings. However, he missed out on RUCK's Team of the Week, with Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu taking the No.10 shirt.
Even Greenwood might struggle to argue with that one.
Henry Pollock praise comes with a catch
Greenwood highlighted Smith's role in Pollock's first try, when the fly-half spotted the youngster waiting out wide.
"Without risk, there is no reward," he wrote.
Immanuel Feyi-Waboso also earned praise for his "gladiatorial performance" before departing injured.
But Greenwood's strongest verdict concerned England's fly-half debate.
"There has been so much talk about who should hold the keys to No 10 with England," he wrote.
For Greenwood, Smith has "emphatically shown it should be him".
Quite the endorsement from a World Cup winner.
Pollock was the bloke dancing on the tables, but Smith was the one making sure the jukebox kept playing.
