article_snippet: England produced an error-strewn display which promised so much but ultimately delivered less than England should have done as Stuart Lancaster’s men developed a severe case of white-line fever.
article_snippet: But they will be kicking they at an incredibly wasteful display which saw no fewer than six gilt-edged try-scoring opportunities wasted as passes went astray and support runners were ignored.
article_snippet: the dominant, clinical performance England craved after the no-show in Dublin a fortnight ago.
article_snippet: Rarely can a side have dominated an opening 20 minutes of international rugby so completely but to so little effect.
article_snippet: In truth, England should have scored with something to spare.
article_snippet: England England full back pinned England ears back from 20 metres
article_snippet: but England had England measure on an arcing run and again the chance was lost as the ball was turned over.
article_snippet: England could hardly believe they were just seven points ahead after a first quarter that promised so much but ultimately delivered little.
article_snippet: If England have serious pretentions to challenge both sides on a consistent basis both sides simply cannot afford to waste chances like this.
article_snippet: ’s first serious incursion into England’s 22.
article_snippet: England’s scrum dominant
article_snippet: England came as no surprise when the England hooker was substituted early in the second half.
article_snippet: England profligacy was astonishing to witness, for all the wrong reasons.
article_snippet: Whilst the England players celebrate Jack Nowell's late try, the Scotland players look devastated during the Calcutta Cup defeat .