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Owen Farrell lost a chunk of his nose after taking a big hit from the United States' John Quill, according to England coach Eddie Jones.
England have been perfect in their Rugby World Cup campaign so far, according to Eddie Jones, whose side thrashed the United States 45-7.
Eddie Jones made 10 changes to the England XV and saw his side overpower the United Sates in Pool C.
Among the favourites to win the Webb Ellis Cup, England do not have a glaring weakness in their team, according to USA coach Gary Gold.
George Ford hopes a much-changed England team can improve on their opening display when they face the United States.
Billy Vunipola took some big hits in England' Rugby World Cup opener against Tonga, but has been named to start against the United States.
England coach Eddie Jones has named a much-changed side for Thursday's Rugby World Cup encounter with the United States in Kobe.
England coach Eddie Jones opted for an unusual comparison when describing what it was like coming up against Tonga in Sapporo.
England got their Rugby World Cup campaign off to a winning start, Manu Tuilagi starring with two tries as Eddie Jones' side beat Tonga.
Rugby World Cup winner Lawrence Dallaglio is confident England, under Eddie Jones' guidance, can challenge favourites New Zealand in Japan.
England have prepared a specific plan to counter the strengths of Tonga in their World Cup opener, according to Eddie Jones.
England have decided to start Owen Farrell and George Ford in their Rugby World Cup clash with Tonga.
England must do whatever it takes to get to the semi-finals in Japan, according to Rugby World Cup winner Jonny Wilkinson.
New Zealand are favourites, but could they be toppled in Japan? We assess their major challengers for the Rugby World Cup.
Ahead of the Rugby World Cup, three Omnisport writers take a look at the main talking points for the tournament in Japan.
Former England international Andy Goode knows about the daunting prospect of facing Manu Tuilagi, a player he thinks will shine in Japan.
