That's all for the Red Roses this year.

It is clear that England and Canada are the two best sides in the world, but the Red Roses have been edged out twice this year by the World Cup finalists.

England may be world champions, but they still have work to do - and you suspect they will like it that way.

Read Mike Henson's report here.

England head coach John Mitchell spoke highly of Maddie Feaunati before the game.

She certainly delivered.

The 24-year-old has had to bide her time behind Alex Matthews, but now looks to have made the number eight shirt her own.

That win keeps England top of the world rankings.

• 12 September - England 48-15 Australia (Sale)
• 19 September - England 26-26 Canada (Exeter)
• 26 September - England 26-19 New Zealand (Twickenham)
• 17 October - Canada 24-21 England (Toronto)
• 24 October - Canada 31-22 England (Ottawa)
• 30 October - USA 12-55 England (New Jersey)

Three wins, two defeats, one draw.

A mixed bag for England.

Wing spots are always hotly contested in the England squad. Four tries from Claudia Moloney-MacDonald have put her name firmly at the top of the list.

She missed out on a starting spot at last year's World Cup and looks hungry for more international caps.

USA co-captain Georgie Perris-Redding spoke with pride after the game.

"I hope this just keeps growing," she said.

A big performance from Emma Sing would have put further pressure on John Mitchell to select her at full-back ahead of Ellie Kildunne for the Women's Six Nations next year.

But a break out of nothing showed exactly what Kildunne can do.

Sing had a solid game but struggled off the tee.

Given Kildunne's break came down the wing, could that be another option?

Plenty of time before that conversation is reopened.

England captain Meg Jones: "Credit to USA, they have come off the back of some amazing wins and have been phenomenal building the game and playing in a stadium like this.

"We wanted to control the game and impose ourselves because we knew they had momentum from their wins. We had to stop that and that’s what we did.

“When we got into it we started keeping the ball, being patient and had good control. Everyone was a threat to the line. We became unstoppable and I think that’s where the tries came from.

"Off the back of two losses, we just wanted to learn. We have so much feedback from this tour to go and review. There's so much growth in this team.

“We’re hungry to be better and to perform better. We’re just unbreakable at this point, but we need to keep pushing and growing.”

England last lost three games in a calendar year in 2016.

That win keeps their loses in 2026 to two.

Player of the match Claudia Moloney-MacDonald, speaking after the game: "This week was all about proving it to ourselves. We had three tough games against Canada.

"It was all about learning. It was about being fearless tonight. We attacked the game.

"That is what being a Red Rose is all about."

England end their two-game losing streak.

Can USA finish on a high? They pop a penalty into the corner.

This defeat ends USA's five-game winning run.

The pass is forward by Hannah Botterman. Sad because England prop Sarah Bern danced her way over like an outside back.

It will be checked.

Ellie Kildunne spins out of contact and races up the wing. That is the Kildunne we are used to.