Isaiya Katoa helped drive Tonga's 30-12 World Cup victory over England, setting up Stefano Utoikamanu before adding four penalty goals.
The result leaves England without control of their finals hopes after they were outclassed on Saturday night in the west.
It also gives Tonga revenge for their heartbreaking 2017 World Cup semi-final loss to England, a result they had waited nine years to answer.
Kristian Woolf's side had been in a slump before delivering a statement performance in front of passionate Tongan supporters.
England used their offloads well but lacked attacking spark in the spine, while Tonga's outside backs made important contributions.
Lehi Hopoate dealt safely with high kicks, and Robert Toia made a couple of dangerous breaks down the right.
Veteran winger Dallin Watene-Zelezniak had switched his international allegiance and made an impact, chasing kicks to win two penalties and force an error.
While Tonga relied on their powerful forwards in 2017, their outside backs stood out in this long-awaited win.