MAN OF THE DAY

Alex Goode, England's man of the match, was at the heart of their best moments. He also comes with a pleasingly appropriate name for a 54-12 drubbing.

RUNNER-UP

Last time Glen Jackson was at Twickenham he was lining up alongside Goode for Saracens in the 2010 Premiership final. On Saturday, as referee, he had Quins' Danny Care in the sin bin within 11 minutes. That's how to show who is now the boss.

SADDEST SIGHT

Argentina's Felipe Contepomi hobbling back to the bench on crutches in Cardiff after an injury sustained while tackling George North. Let's hope that's not the last we see of him in internationals.

SURPRISE OF THE DAY

Dove Skincare advertising on the Cardiff pitch. Are rugby fans really the new battleground for toiletries?

KITWATCH I

Kit suppliers Canterbury are busy: England wore new blue socks (having worn white since 2007), while on Sunday Scotland will don curious light-blue shirts. Reaction in Scotland has been mixed. "It does look like they are wearing the sort of bibs babies have on at dinner time," fashion guru Julie Hannah told the Daily Record.

KITWATCH II

It's the black shirts versus the green shirts in Dublin – and the home fans are dismayed as greens triumph. What is the world coming to?

FAMILY FORTUNES

For seven second-half minutes between substitutions England had both their Youngs brothers but at least they were on the same side. In Dublin Ireland's hooker Richardt Strauss went cheek-to-cheek with South Africa's Adriaan Strauss, his cousin. Plenty to discuss at Christmas.

STAT OF THE DAY

It's England 218 Fiji 83 after five Tests.

DRESS CODE

The rarity of Sky Sports and BBC showing rugby simultaneously allowed comparison of the punditry dress code. Sky: suits and ties. BBC: jackets with open-necked shirts … except guest Stephen Jones, who may not have got the memo and rocked up in a fine-knit jumper and jeans.