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RFU backs Steve Borthwick to lead England for 2027 World Cup after Six Nations review

Despite England's toughest Six Nations in decades, Steve Borthwick retains RFU support through to the 2027 World Cup. With no singular failure identified, the focus is on broad improvements and strategy refinement. The RFU emphasizes consis...

The Guardian Sport· May 5, 2026 · 11:50 AM · 3 views

Despite England's toughest Six Nations in decades, Steve Borthwick retains RFU support through to the 2027 World Cup. With no singular failure identified, the focus is on broad improvements and strategy refinement. The RFU emphasizes consistency and past successes, looking ahead to challenging matches this summer.

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