Australia v England

"The mauls were brilliant, scrum at key moments was outstanding and they thoroughly deserved to win this Test match. No question." 1: ...

The question is whether they'll be able to keep it up. It goes without saying that he smashes it home from the right of the posts. Truth be told that was lucky and England needs to find a way of balancing this power whilst keeping their discipline. He went for an interception from a Marcus Smith pass but it's ruled to be a deliberate knock-on and England have another penalty. England have been brilliant so far today but it's a concern that Australia managed to score the first time they got into the red zone, and it looked easy. A brilliant performance in the first half will be slightly soured by the scoreline. The 19-year old London Irish wing made an immediate impact last week, scoring a try with his first touch and setting up another. He leaves the field on a cart and that looked like it could potentially be a very serious knee injury. It's clear immediately that it's serious and the medics are on the field within seconds. Hill leaps to grab the lineout and the subsequent maul showcases England's power. It's not quite as dynamic of a start to this game for Arundell as it was last week. The Aussie front row collapse the scrum and England have a penalty.

ENGLAND have levelled their series in Australia with victory in Brisbane.Things started perfectly for Eddie Jones' side with Billy Vunipola driving ov.

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England levelled their three-match summer series down under after a hard-fought second Test victory in Brisbane on Saturday. 20 points from the boot of ...

The clock continues to tick down. "I was binned off for a year, because I wasn't performing up to the standard, there were two number eights playing better. It gave us a foothold in the game and eventually we came out on top. "We want to come out next week and be better than we were this week. Follow all the latest reaction to another thrilling contest with Standard Sport‘s live blog below! This is a tough kick for Farrell to push the lead out to 11 and leave the Wallabies needing a couple of tries in the final few minutes.

Brave Wallabies rue missed moments as Eddie's England send game to decider.

But the Wallabies couldn’t land the killer blow, as Farrell added another three and kicked England to a victory. “We did it tough last week. Eventually, the Wallabies found a way back in the game and it came after Taniela Tupou and Angus Bell managed to win a penalty at the scrum. “I had a dressing down from my dad last week, so I had to up my game today and hopefully he’s proud and the rest of England. But today was about the boys. The Wallabies managed to keep England at bay, but the visitors were awarded a penalty and Farrell punished the home side by extending the lead beyond a converted try. But England, with Eddie Jones’ head on the chopping block, went back to their strengths and found tight-head prop Ellis Genge – the beating heart of the Red Roses – with a bone to pick.

England drew level in their Test series with Australia after a hard fought victory in Brisbane.

45 mins: England make a mess of a restart for the first time tonight, allowing the ball to bounce, but Koroibete can’t gather and the Wallabies can’t capitalise. and the reason it does is a deliberate knock-on from Smith! Time for an England player to head to the bin! All the momentum is with the Wallabies. And they kick to the corner! The Wallabies kick to the left corner. The Wallabies recycle patiently but fluff their lines when O’Connor fails to pop the inside ball to Koroibete on the burst and England escape. Play moves from left to the midfield and England do well to scramble. From the right play moves infield - penalty advantage - and everything slows as England grind towards the line. 72 mins: This one’s tidier and Australia get to work on the right. 75 mins: Despite the miss, Farrell and England ran down a lot of time. England win the tap back and there’s another kick, this one crossfield almost flat to Nowell! He claims, bounces off Koroibete and England have run. The fight in this team to stay in the performance there and be in it until the end was really pleasing.” It stays in, and Care orchestrates his forwards to take no-risk drives at the heart of Australia’s defence to run down the clock.

The Wallabies are out to close out the Ella-Mobbs Cup as they face England at Suncorp Stadium.

The English started strong as Marcus Smith put Ellis Genge through a hole inside two minutes. In the end, the English held on to level the series as Farrell kicked his seventh penalty of the night to seal the 25-17 victory. This allowed Farrell and England to build further pressure as they kicked two penalties with the Waratah in the bin.

England levelled their series in Australia with a much-improved display that delivered a 17-25 win in Brisbane.

Extremely prominent with ball in hand, the Saracens no.8 looks almost back to his best although five missed tackles will trouble him. Reacted quickest to release George after a Smith chip was deflected into his path. There was no doubt however when Stuart was then pinged again on England’s feed prior to the home side’s second score. 20. Lewis Ludlam – 7 With his team already under the pump Smith was sin-binned at the worst possible moment for a brainless deliberate knock-down. 19. Ollie Chessum – 7 17. Mako Vunipola – 7 As the only England starting back aged over 25, Jones’ former captain’s ability to play alongside Marcus Smith came under plenty of scrutiny in the wake of England’s first test defeat. 16. Luke Cowan-Dickie – 7 Typically hard working, Nowell was able to put in a couple of superbly-timed hits underneath Jack van Portfliet’s brilliantly judged box kicks. 2. Jamie George – 7 1. Ellis Genge – 7

Following a 25-17 victory for England over Australia in their July international, here's our five takeaways from the match in Brisbane on Saturday.

Nowell was a pain in the Wallaby side all day, often doing the work of an openside flanker, sometimes doing the work of a right wing and occasionally doing the work of a number eight. Against the very best teams 14-point margins can be overturned in the modern game now and England need to work out a way of scoring bigger points. Both teams have a number of injury bulletins to sweat on, with Maro Itoje being top of the list of the players Jones will want to get back. All of their momentum came from direct flat running from the nominated carriers and there was no chance to see the free running of Freeman and Henry Arundell in any sort of space or backline move. The opening half saw England look a lot sharper in foot and mind that last weekend, with debutant Jack van Poortvliet starring and making great decisions at a high tempo. It was a win based upon doing everything slightly better than last week, with the rolling maul and breakdown physicality the hallmarks of their victory.

England face Australia in the second Test of a three-match series on Saturday, looking to avenge the disheartening defeat they suffered in Perth a week ago.

Any team boasting the likes of Pollard, Etzebeth, Pieter-Steph du Toit, Andre Esterhuizen and Jesse Kriel won’t be a pushover... Wayne Pivac has made just one change to his Wales starting XV from a week ago. Things could not be more different in the Springboks camp, however. They also have a good tactical game, so it is going to be hard Test rugby, but if there is space out wide we will try to take it.” Start your Independent Premium subscription today. “In fact, that usually brings the best out of us. “They have got every right to prepare for the World Cup, but I would really like to know what their logic is in changing so many. Whichever team triumphs in Bloemfontein, expect Biggar or Pollard to have had a major say. “They lifted to the challenge and they forced us into a slow start. I think it shows a little bit of disrespect. They also managed to stop our momentum in the first half. “Luckily, everyone has recovered and are fit at this stage.

Eddie Jones' England side head to Brisbane today for this second match of the series, looking to make amends after losing their first game in nine matches ...

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