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  • Door’s open for Tiger Woods to break more records – and he won’t shrink from it

    October 28, 2019

    For years he achieved things that we couldn’t have imagined. Then, when it looked as though injuries would keep him on the sidelines for good, he came back and won another Major. Tiger Woods never ceases to surprise us. Now, following his wire-to-wire victory at the Zozo Championship in Japan on Monday, Woods has equalled [...]

  • England should not fear South Africa’s physical but one-dimensional style in World Cup final

    October 27, 2019

    Back in the pool stage, the consensus was that England would be taking the hardest path to the Rugby World Cup final.  Finishing top of Pool C meant being in the same side of the draw as New Zealand, the No1 side in the world and winners of the last two tournaments. Now, having overcome [...]

  • Ollie Phillips: England can beat the All Blacks and win World Cup

    October 24, 2019

    This is the big one. Eddie Jones has always said to judge him on this World Cup, and England’s semi-final with New Zealand tomorrow is the biggest match of his tenure. The best two sides in the world meet in Yokohama and if Jones’s team win it will be absolutely enormous for England and for [...]

  • What areas can England exploit in their World Cup semi-final with New Zealand?

    October 23, 2019

    It has been a while since England beat the All Blacks – seven years to be precise – but last year’s narrow 16-15 defeat at Twickenham was the first time they had played since 2014. In the 11 months since, both teams have come a long way. On Saturday, ranked as the No1 and No2 [...]

  • England’s win over Australia vindicates Eddie Jones as he gets big calls correct

    October 21, 2019

    A number of questions hung over England and Eddie Jones ahead of their Rugby World Cup quarter-final against Australia on Saturday. Were they undercooked? Was dropping George Ford a mistake? Were Mako Vunipola and Henry Slade ready to start? Could Owen Farrell be a decisive leader during the heat of battle? All of those questions [...]

  • The outsider: England coach Eddie Jones ready for Rugby World Cup showdown with homeland that divorced him

    October 17, 2019

    There can be few matches that stir as many emotions for Eddie Jones as tomorrow’s. On Saturday in Oita, Jones will lead his adopted nation of England into a Rugby World Cup quarter-final against his native Australia, a tie being staged in his mother’s homeland, Japan. But the match is more than just a collision [...]

  • England require maximum muscle to see off Australia as unlucky George Ford misses out

    October 17, 2019

    For the first time in Rugby World Cup history it is genuinely feasible that any of this weekend’s eight quarter-finalists could reach the semi-finals. We are set for four epic showdowns on Saturday and Sunday, each with their own storyline. And it all starts with England against Australia tomorrow.  The big talking point is George [...]

  • Innovative All Blacks are playing a new ball game with Barrett and Mo’unga on the field

    October 16, 2019

    When Ireland beat New Zealand on a historic night in Dublin just short of a year ago, they looked like being the team to beat at this year’s Rugby World Cup. How quickly things change in sport. On Saturday the pair go head to head in the World Cup quarter-final and it is Ireland who [...]

  • ‘I was suffering with OCD, which was horrific’: Former England scrum-half Kyran Bracken opens up over his mental health problems

    October 15, 2019

    Kyran Bracken played professional rugby for 14 years. As a scrum-half he won 51 caps for England and was part of the famous World Cup-winning squad of 2003.  That much is well documented. What wasn’t known, until now, was that he has struggled with mental health problems. But 13 years on from his retirement, Bracken [...]

  • England v Australia: Hooper and Pocock can benefit at breakdown with Jerome Garces as referee

    October 15, 2019

    The sign of a good refereeing performance tends to be that they have gone unnoticed throughout the match. But so far at this Rugby World Cup, officials have been in the spotlight more often than organisers would have desired. Referee Jerome Garces and television match official (TMO) Ben Skeen are two figures to have been [...]

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