England exact revenge on Wallabies

The British public can try all sorts of things to enhance their luck; a horseshoe, ‘lucky’ underwear, and clover leaves to name but a few. But what it all comes down to is a love of sport.
A weekend trip to watch the club you support win can often be made sweeter when you own a winning betting slip, too. And how often luck can play a part in saving your blushes, a goal-line decision given even when the ball had not completely crossed the line, a wayward golf shot that cannons off a tree and back towards the fairway, or a knock-on in rugby when the defending team is under immense pressure not to concede a try. Luck is what every sports fan needs a little of in order to enjoy it.
Which is maybe why the British public frequently visit casinos, to pit yourself against luck in search of hands down the best betting offers .
It is an interesting thing to see someone celebrate a win at a casino like they would a prop winning a scrum against his opposite front row competitor.
How sport can bring the most euphoric reactions out of us, like Owen Farrell‘s fantastic try late on against the Wallabies after Jamie George – of all people – kicked through a perfectly-weighted grubber kick.
The win for Eddie Jones‘ men saw them usurp Australia as the No.2 ranked nation seven months on from a disastrous World Cup, where the green and gold had defeated the host nation 13-33.