Pepper Reveals the Key to England’s Dominant Defensive Performance Against Australia

Pepper reveals the key to England’s dominant defensive performance against Australia

England conceded just seven points to an intercept try in a strong showing to start their November

England’s four tries against Australia were peak ‘Borthball’

Aerial supremacy, smart kicking and uncompromising forward play resulted in some fine scores and an 18-point victory

Cornishman caps his magical milestone with England try

Luke Cowan-Dickie was on the scoresheet as England triumphed 25-7 against Australia

Guy Pepper- Energy off the bench may be highly effective device for England

Guy Pepper thinks England have really found a strong device after their “bomb squad” reworked the pattern in Saturday’s 25-7 overcome Australia at Allianz Stadium. Five British and Irish Lions forwards, consisting of pros Ellis Genge, Tom Curry, Luke Cowan-Dickie and Will Stuart, had been induced within the 52nd min when the hosts’ lead was merely 10-7 and the Wallabies had been correctly subdued. Advertisement Of the start pack, simply arising …

"Not at the level" - Four England players who flopped against Wallabies

Despite England’s 25–7 win over Australia, not everyone impressed. Tries from the warp-speed back-row duo Ben Earl and Henry Pollock helped England grind past the Wallabies, with a powerful bench turning the tide in an otherwise scrappy autumn opener at Twickenham. It was a performance built on effort rather than fluency — more perspiration than inspiration — and while the result offered revenge for last year’s 10-try thriller, several players f…