Joe Lydon's England enjoyed a solid first day at Twickenham, with three wins over Scotland 29-5, Georgia 19-7 and Argentina 35-5 in the final game of the day.

Series leaders New Zealand also completed the day unbeaten and therefore remain on course to retain their IRB 7s title.

In their second pool clash Georgia opened the scoring with an early try from Giorgi Chkhaidze, which was converted to give the visitors a 7-0 lead.

Before the break, however, Ugo Monye scored England's first try and a Simon Amor conversion levelled the scores.

The second half saw an electrifying try from Amor, which he converted himself, and a further try from Pat Sanderson to seal victory.

England beat Scotland 29-5 in their opening match of the IRB London Sevens at Twickenham on Friday.

Tries from Saracens wing Richard Haughton (two), Rob Thirlby, Ugo Monye and James Brooks, plus two Simon Amor conversions, ensured that England made a winning start.

England can still finish top of the overall IRB series, but they would need victory in their home tournament tomorrow, and hope that arch-rivals New Zealand make an earlier than expected exit.

There was a surprise in England's group, with Georgia defeating Argentina 12-5, while Wales bounced back from a 19-14 loss to Australia by seeing off Samoa 19-5, which kept alive their quarter-final hopes.

New Zealand opened up by crushing Canada 36-0, and there was a similarly comprehensive triumph for Fiji, who were 36-7 conquerors of Portugal.

Day Two:
TIME M FIXTURE V FIXTURE
11.15 25 ¼ finals Canada v Scotland
11.37 26 ¼ finals Bowl Samoa v Russia
11.59 27 ¼ finals Bowl Portugal v Spain
12.21 28 ¼ finals Bowl Argentina v France
12.43 29 ¼ finals Cup New Zealand v Georgia
13.05 30 ¼ finals Cup Australia v Fiji
13.27 31 ¼ finals Cup South Africa v Wales
13.49 32 ¼ finals Cup England v Italy
14.11 Buffer
14.25 33 SF Shield Loser Match 25 v Loser Match 26
14.47 34 SF Shield Loser Match 27 v Loser Match 28
15.09 35 SF Bowl Winner Match 25 v Wimmer Match 26
15.31 36 SF Bowl Winner Match 27 v Winner Math 28
15.53 37 SF Plate Loser Match 29 v Loser Match 30
16.15 38 SF Plate Loser Match 31 v Loser Match 32
16.37 Entertainment
17.00 39 SF Cup Winner Match 29 v Winner Match 30
17.22 40 SF Cup Winner Match 31 v Winner Match 32
17.45 41 Shield Final Winner Match 33 v Winner Match 34
18.15 42 Bowl Final Winner Match 35 v Winner Match 36
18.45 43 Plate Final Winner Match 37 v Winner Match 38
19.15 44 Cup Final Winner Match 39 v Winner Match 40

Day One:
TIME M TEAM V TEAM
12.00 1 Australia 19-14 Wales
12.22 2 Samoa 26-10 Spain
12.44 3 Fiji 36-7 Portugal
13.06 4 South Africa 59-0 Russia
13.28 5 New Zealand 36-0 Canada
13.50 6 France 17-20 Italy
14.12 7 England 29-5 Scotland
14.34 8 Argentina 5-12 Georgia
15.06 9 Australia 28-7 Spain
15.28 10 Samoa 5-19 Wales
15.50 11 Fiji 45-0 Russia
16.12 12 South Africa 33-0 Portugal
16.34 13 New Zealand 29-12 Italy
16.56 14 France 17-26 Canada
17.18 15 England 19-7 Georgia
17.40 16 Argentina 19-5 Scotland
18.02 17 Wales 24-14 Spain
18.24 18 Portugal 19-0 Russia
18.46 19 Canada 5-19 Italy
19.08 20 Scotland 0-7 Georgia
19.54 21 Australia 12-12 Samoa
20.16 22 Fiji 14-17 South Africa
20.38 23 New Zealand 31-0 France
21.00 24 England 35-5 Argentina