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msn.com | Luke McLaughlin
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theguardian.com | Luke McLaughlin
No one expected it to be easy for Italy. No one expected it to be anything other than straightforward for England. The Red Roses achieved an overwhelming six-try victory in kicking off their attempt at a seventh successive title but, after four scores and one penalty try before the break, they then stuttered significantly and were forced to wait until two minutes from time for a second-half score.
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1 month ago | 
msn.com | Luke McLaughlin
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1 month ago | 
theguardian.com | Luke McLaughlin
Two red cards, six tries, a nip-and-tuck scoreboard and a traditional Scottish deluge falling from the sky. This had pretty much everything and Scotland were the team left standing with a win, but only just, at the end of a pulsating encounter. These sides meet again in August, in Pool B of the Women’s Rugby World Cup, and judging by the skill, physicality and entertainment on show in Edinburgh, that appointment in Salford will be unmissable.
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msn.com | John Brewin |Luke McLaughlin
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msn.com | Luke McLaughlin
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1 month ago | 
theguardian.com | Luke McLaughlin
Key eventsShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureHarry Kane: “I would say we were a little bit light on leadership in the summer. Especially when things are not going so well, or there’s a lot of noise around the camp, that’s when you need players like me and someone like Jordan [Henderson]. It’s great to have him. We complement each other very well in the way we lead.”I’m sure there will be a few opinions on that. Why not email me?
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1 month ago | 
theguardian.com | Luke McLaughlin
‘IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM, IF NO ONE ELSE CAN HELP …’Twenty-four days. It doesn’t sound like much, does it? But Thomas Tuchel has informed his England players that’s how much time they have to work together before next year’s World Cup. Hence, for readers of a certain vintage and fittingly for a tournament across the pond, there will be a strong A-Team vibe to the next 16 months, beginning with Friday’s qualifier against Albania at Wembley.
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ca.sports.yahoo.com | Luke McLaughlin
‘IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM, IF NO ONE ELSE CAN HELP …’Twenty-four days. It doesn’t sound like much, does it? But Thomas Tuchel has informed his England players that’s how much time they have to work together before next year’s World Cup. Hence, for readers of a certain vintage and fittingly for a tournament across the pond, there will be a strong A-Team vibe to the next 16 months, beginning with Friday’s qualifier against Albania at Wembley.
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theguardian.com | Robert Kitson |Ugo Monye |Andy Bull |Gerard Meagher |Michael Aylwin |Luke McLaughlin
Player of the tournamentMaro Itoje (England). Played every minute of every England game and, in his first championship as skipper, helped guide his side to four consecutive wins. The more responsibility he is handed the better he seems to perform. An attribute which will not have escaped the notice of Andy Farrell, the British & Irish Lions head coach. Robert KitsonLouis Bielle-Biarrey (France).
