England v Australia | Match Highlights | Autumn Nations Series

Highlights from Twickenham as a first ever international try for Freddie Steward helped England secure an eighth successive win over Australia!

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27 thoughts on “England v Australia | Match Highlights | Autumn Nations Series

  1. I grew up in a rugby league town with dudes who played state of origin and for the kangaroos. Rugby is the private school league. I think we could do better if we could pay these dudes league money.

  2. Isn’t it odd how when you introduce Sam Simmonds for a few minutes he inspires a try out of nothing by using his power, speed and sense of positioning.

    He might not appreciate playing wing-forward, but that match might have proved it to him that if he joined in with Dombrant and Lawes in a most amazing world beating back row, that could be worth watching. That could just be the final key to the perfect combination, which allows for the inclusion of Curry and Underhill as replacements, as required. I could get excited about the whole scrum then.

    The 3/4 need to find some dynamic lines of running attack and then we’ve got the complete package. Slade knows the angles and has great timing for distribution. Tuilagi has the power to punch holes and we have a good selection of excellent fast and powerful finishers on the wings and fullback.

    All good on paper, but as always the key will be linking the 2 with accuracy and speed. Smith excellent, Youngs still firing on all cylinders. I wonder where there might be areas of weakness? Mmmm, the silence is deafening. Back up for Smith if required?

    It will be interesting to see what happens between now and March.

  3. …well, still enjoyable with some great moves ~ pity about the yellow cards but Peyper does’nt often get it wrong.
    So, now, the Championship is on with flair and vigour in all sorts of directions…the South came to harvest, let us see how much the bushel can grab and carry?
    SO SO BAKGAT that the stadiums are full and riotous once more. To hell with the dampening effect of Covid during ‘20&21.
    Thís RugbyFootball Season WILL end on a remarkable note thanks to ALL the spectators, officials and, above all, classy Teams with the greatest of sportsmanship qualities on display – the parks in green!
    BAKGAT again, from ZA, BOK Country!!

  4. As a Pom living in Oz for last 20 years I just don’t see a strong domestic competition, whereas domestic competition in UK has improved dramatically. The result England have way more depth…happy to say Aussie may only win the odd game , England simply have too much firepower, SA and NZ are a different beast though with strong domestic competition and that shows

  5. Let's be honest, as an England fan, this was a very average performance by England. Far too many penalties, not enough forward grunt except Curry, Slade is not good enough – every game he runs sideways, cramps the wingers then panics and tries a back of the hand offload. The Saffers will ruin him. Tuilagi is utterly one-dimensional and can't even catch a ball unopposed? Not good enough. Care's passing is often not good enough consistently at this level and his little gather before he passes costs a quarter of a second for the backs outside him. On the upside Smith, Steward, Quirke, May all look good but it's all too loose, not precise enough. These wins are disguising problems and iffy selections.

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