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Eddie Jones has challenged England's 'historic' 12 new caps to earn the right to build on their Test debuts.
England overcame the USA 43-29 at Twickenham on Sunday, handing out the most debuts in one match since 1947.
Joe Cokanasiga bagged a try brace, with Marcus Smith, Sam Underhill, Ollie Lawrence, Jamie Blamire and Harry Randall also crossing for the hosts.
Eddie Jones has challenged the 12 new England caps to cement their place in the side
Harry Randall scored on his England debut along with Marcus Smith and Jamie Blamire
Jamason Fa'anana-Schultz, Cam Dolan, Hanco Germishuys and Christian Dyer forced scores for the spirited USA in a match that broke up considerably in the second half.
Jones was delighted to blood an entire new generation of England stars, with a host of senior men either rested or on tour with the British & Irish Lions.
'It was a historic occasion, with 12 new caps for England, 10,000 people back in Twickenham, and a few of the players could see their families while they were singing the national anthem,' said Jones.
'So it was a great day for the sport. The first half, we were very good, we put ourselves in the position
