 During the retreat, the French cavalry continued to attack the remnants of the English Army, and despite inflicting losses on the English force, failed to break up the army's formation and were eventually driven off after suffering a number of casualties.During the retreat, the French were able to kill a large number of English soldiers; the Earl of Arundel was captured, and he later died of the injuries sustained during the battle.The losses of the English army were high and perhaps went into the hundreds, while the French army are said to have lost around twenty soldiers, although it could well have been more than thirty.