Six Nations: Maro Itoje says England 'are going places' despite record fourth tournament loss but will Steve Borthwick remain in charge?

Maro Itoje insists England "are going places" despite enduring their worst Six Nations campaign.

England lost four games in the tournament for the first time to finish fifth in the table but the performance in their last-gasp loss to France was a far cry from the insipid displays against Scotland, Ireland and Italy.

England produced one of their best showings under Steve Borthwick, scoring seven tries at Stade de France. The last of those, a 77th-minute effort from Tommy Freeman, looked to have sealed a famous victory, only for Thomas Ramos to break English hearts with a last-gasp penalty.

It was cruel on England, who dominated for large spells during the first half and surged into a 10-point lead, but a 40th-minute penalty try - coupled with the sin-binning for Ellis Genge - proved costly.