FREEMAN'S FULL HOUSE

Tommy sets record for England with try in EVERY round as Borth boys come up trumps

- By ADAM HATHAWAY

FIN SMITH passed his audition for a tour spot with the British & Irish Lions as England made it four wins in four - and Tommy Freeman made history.

This 10-try win capped the Red Roses' best Six Nations since their victorious campaign in 2020 and was the sort of ruthless performance not seen for at least five years.

Centre Freeman became only the second man ever to score in all FIVE rounds of the Six Nations, after Frenchman Philippe Bernat-Salles in 2001, when he crossed on 33 minutes.

Smith, just 22, turned on the style in front of Lions boss Andy Farrell, with his passing and kicking from hand and tee, as England heaped more misery on the Welsh.

This was Wales' 17th straight defeat, confirming a second wooden spoon in a row, and stand-in boss Matt Sherratt must be glad he is off.

Up front for England, Bath prop Will Stuart, in his 50th Test, and Ellis Genge, hammered the Welsh scrum and the visiting back row of the Curry twins - Tom and Ben - and Ben Earl went to town.