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England ratings in Paris

 Marler, so often a world-class forward, was a long way short of his best in Paris
 Marler, so often a world-class forward, was a long way short of his best in Paris
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Mike Brown (Full back) 6

One excellent catch under pressure, although not much he could do to stop the try

Jack Nowell (Wing) 7

Showed fight and energy, that his team-mates lacked, and looked good in attack

Jonathan Joseph (Centre) 6

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Used too often as a ballplayer rather than a strike-runner, did not have his usual zip

Luther Burrell (Centre) 6

Gave some forward thrust, which is what the coaches now want from their No 12

Jonny May (Wing) 5

Had little possession and was exposed by France who targeted him in the air

George Ford (Fly half) 5

Kicked poorly and attacking threat was nullified. Difficult decision on balance of 10, 12, 13

Ben Youngs (Scrum half) 5

Life is not fun for a No 9 when his pack is retreating and crumbling in front of him

Joe Marler (Prop) 4

Back in action after shoulder surgery and a long way short of his world-class best

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Tom Youngs (Hooker) 4

Questions remain whether he is big enough to scrummage at the top level. Poor throwing

Dan Cole (Prop) 4

Gave away too many penalties and he has to shoulder some blame for poor scrummaging

Joe Launchbury (Second row) 5

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At his best he is ubiquitous, blocking kicks, turning over ball, but did none of those

Courtney Lawes (Second row) 5

An unusually quiet display from a lock who can cause enormous damage

James Haskell (Flanker) 5

He was industrious but looked a bit heavy-legged and not as influential as last week

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Chris Robshaw (Flanker) 5

Captain has to bear some of the blame for losing collisions, direction and breakdown battle

Billy Vunipola (No 8) 4

Lacked power and epitomised the sluggish performance of England’s forwards

Replacements

Jamie George 6

(for T Youngs, 48min): Did enough to secure a World Cup place.

Danny Care 7

(for B Youngs, 48): Helped to spark England’s late rally.

Dave Attwood 6

(for Launchbury, 53): Will be sweating over World Cup prospects.

Nick Easter 7

(for Haskell, 53): Put himself in the selection picture.

Danny Cipriani 7

(for May, 63): Big impact, but brought on far too late.

Billy Twelvetrees 6

(for Burrell, 63): Looks low on confidence.

Mako Vunipola 6

(for Marler, 65): Got involved and put in a decent cameo.

David Wilson 6

(for Cole, 65): Helped England scrum to improve.