MARSEILLE, France (AP) — George Ford kicked everything, including three first-half drop goals, to give 14-man England a pressure-relieving 27-10 win over Argentina at the Rugby World Cup on Saturday.
Written off ahead of the tournament and down a man from the opening minutes after flanker Tom Curry's head clash with Juan Cruz Mallia resulted in a red card, England took nearly every chance that came its way from a sloppy Argentina to start Pool D with a big win that no one saw coming.
Argentina replacement Rodrigo Bruni scored the only try of the game in the last minute when it was already over.
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