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England can cope with altitude - Sinfield

BBC Sport· Jul 1, 2026 · 10:51 AM · 51 views

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England prepares for a high-stakes match against South Africa at nearly 6,000 feet. Coach Kevin Sinfield is confident the team's early arrival will help them adapt to the challenging conditions. With a focus on breaking a decades-long drought, England is ready to face the ultimate test in Johannesburg. #Rugby #EnglandVsSouthAfrica #AltitudeChallenge #KevinSinfield #TestRugby

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