"Destroyer of worlds" - England centre Manu Tuilagi huge hit on Argentina star goes viral

England were immense against the Pumas in the 27-10 result, in which fly-half George Ford kicked all the points for the winners. 

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Manu Tuilagi, along with centre partner Joe Marchant, typified the tough as nails performance from Steve Borthwick's men in Marseille.

Reacting to the hit, one fan wrote: "Could he give tackling lessons to Owen and Billy please?"

The commentator quipped: "Manu Tuilagi, Destroyer of Worlds".

Despite this triumph, there remains room for improvement in England's starting lineup, and we believe that Borthwick should consider implementing three changes to further enhance the team's prospects moving forward.

Telegraph 2/10: "The flanker was overeager in defence after an injury, red-carded after a TMO bunker review for a slightly unfortunate head-on-head collision in the third minute."

RUCK 0/10: "Sent off after just two minutes. Some may say unlucky, but the flanker really left the officials no choice."

Planet Rugby 1/10: "Some said he was unlucky, but ultimately he was high in contact and paid the price. Fortunately, his team-mates bailed him out. "

Rugby Pass 0/10: "Was hailed in the build-up as the potential missing link for the England defence as he arrived in France without playing a single minute of the four-game Summer Nations Series. That idea quickly went out the window, though. "

The Guardian 2/10: "Palpably fired up before the match, having not played since May, but lasted less than three minutes before a red card, via the bunker, for an overzealous tackle on Juan Cruz Mallía."

Replacement: Jack Willis

Telegraph 6/10: "Works exceptionally hard and certainly chases kicks well, but the 33-year-old looks past his (very good) best."

RUCK 6/10: "He puts in an exceptional amount of effort and certainly chases kicks effectively, but at 33 years old, he appears to have passed his prime, despite still performing at a very high level."

Replacement: Henry Arundell

RUCK 5.5/10: "Offered nothing in open play and was wayward with the boot."

Telegraph 5/10: "Fell short and wide with two long-range penalty attempts and did not get his hands on the ball as second receiver as England would have liked."

Guardian 6/10: "Gave away a breakdown penalty and gave a rank pass to May as England butchered an overlap on the right. Missed a couple of long-range penalties."

Replacement: Max Malins