Three-time Heineken Champions Cup winner Owen Farrell converted four tries and kicked four penalties as England blew away Australia 40-16 in their Rugby World Cup quarter-final in Oita on Saturday. The win means that England will now face defending champions New Zealand next weekend in a first Rugby World Cup semi-final for 12 years. Wing Jonny May helped England on their way with two first-half tries in three minutes, the second after a superb break and grubber kick from Exeter Chiefs centre Henry Slade, as they led 17-9 at the interval, before Eddie Jones’ side stretched clear in the second period. Harlequins prop Kyle Sinckler was the first England try-scorer in the second half after a delightful flat pass from Farrell, before Bath Rugby wing Anthony Watson rounded off England’s comprehensive victory with a late interception try. [jwplayer KBEs2zmv] Farrell – who was named EPCR European Player of the Year in 2017 – will be looking to take his quarter-final form into the Heineken Champions Cup later this season, when Saracens will be hoping to retain their crown and clinch a fourth European title. They have been drawn in Pool 4 alongside 2019 semi-finalists Munster Rugby, Ospreys and 2018 finalists Racing 92, whom they will face in Paris on November 17, live on BT Sport, beIN SPORTS and FR2. For more information and how to buy tickets for the 2020 European Finals Weekend in Marseille, click HERE.