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Paul Rees: England’s headless chickens end up getting roasted

It was England’s first match since the review at the end of the Six Nations that pledged change without specifying what that amounted to.

It was England’s first match since the review at the end of the Six Nations that pledged change without specifying what that amounted to.

It was more of the same yesterday, pockets of promise eclipsed by indiscipline and breakdown issues.
There were 10 points between the sides with 10 minutes to go with England having scored last.
This was their moment having fought back from an early 17-point deficit but with the match within their grasp, they did not so much drop it as throw it away.
Dominated
Two yellow cards in two minutes allowed South Africa to power their way over the line with two lat...

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