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Progress or standing still - where are England under Borthwick?

England's rugby team is under scrutiny following a summer of mixed performances, including a staggering 14 yellow cards for discipline issues. While they secured a strong win over Fiji, inconsistencies in their game remain a pressing concer...

BBC News· Jul 21, 2026 · 3:55 PM · 37 views

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England's rugby team is under scrutiny following a summer of mixed performances, including a staggering 14 yellow cards for discipline issues. While they secured a strong win over Fiji, inconsistencies in their game remain a pressing concern as they prepare for nine upcoming matches before the World Cup. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #rugby #England #Borthwick #sportsnews #WorldCup

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