England 45-22 Australia: Nations Championship – rugby union as it happened
Henry Pollock scores twice in seven-try rout as England put a sorry Australian side to the sword.
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Henry Pollock scores twice in seven-try rout as England put a sorry Australian side to the sword.
Read moreEngland 45-22 Australia George, Chessum and Heyes scored first-half tries England had promised to do their talking on the field and so it came to pass. After a turbulent few days, this result was certainly a thumping riposte to newspaper reports that all is not well within the court of Steve Borthwick. If Australia had imagined they might encounter distracted, half-hearted hosts, this seven-try romp suggested the precise opposite. Maybe Borthwick should commission the Times to write his motivational pre-match speeches every week. On this evidence the Wallabies have some massive issues to addr
Read moreBethany England scored late to give Palace a 3-2 win, while Tottenham and Manchester United both won to stay above Arsenal
Read moreEngland provide emphatic on-pitch backing for head coach Steve Borthwick as they swat aside a listless Australia at Allianz Stadium.
Read moreOne fan is taken to hospital after a number of Bodo/Glimt supporters fall through a hole in the away stand at Tromso.
Read moreA stand in the away end of Tromso's stadium gave way during a match against Bodo/Glimt, causing fans to fall through.
Read moreTravel may be disrupted until Monday morning in areas including most of southern England and across Midlands
Read moreClockwatch: Sunderland beat Chelsea to move off the foot of the table, Brighton beat Brentford to go second, while Liverpool are fourth after beating Crystal Palace
Read moreAnother fine goal from the Paraguayan and a Pascal Gross penalty, either side of Igor Thiago’s red card, gave Brighton a 2-0 win that moved them above Manchester City
Read moreA lot can change in five‑and‑a‑half months, but as an early winter chill descended on Wearside last week – both meteorologically and metaphorically – Sunderland were determined that some things should remain the same. Just as they had beaten Chelsea on the final day of last season to ensure European qualification for the first time in 53 years, they did so again on Sunday to lift themselves off the bottom of the Premier League. The Sunderland performance was certainly familiar to their head coach, Régis Le Bris – “the identity, the intensity, the togetherness, the way we managed the game” – o
Read moreAlexis Mac Allister, Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak all found the net to seal a 3-1 win for Liverpool with a late Crystal Palace penalty coming from Eddie Nketiah
Read moreEvanilson scored for the fifth consecutive Premier League match in Bournemouth’s 2-1 win at Ipswich
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