EDDIE Jones admitted he was not "happy" after a humbling record defeat to a ruthless Barbarians side at Twickenham.

Despite losing Australian Will Skelton to a first-half red card, the Baa-Baas went on to run in eight tries in the England coach's heaviest defeat since taking charge in 2015.

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Skelton's dismissal was the first time in history a Barbarians player was shown a red card.

Yet the French-dominated side, coached by France head coach Fabien Galthie, notched up six further tries while a man down.

The Red Roses are due to depart for Australia for a three-Test series against the Wallabies.

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What time does England vs Barbarians kick off?

• England take on the Barbarians on TODAY - Sunday, June 19.
• The match kicks off at 3pm.
• It takes place at Twickenham.
• England's last match against the Barbarians took place in 2019 when they ran out 51-43 winners.

What TV channel is England vs Barbarians on and can I live stream it?

• England vs Barbarians is live on Amazon Prime Video.
• Coverage commences at 2pm - one hour before kick-off.

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