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'Let My Country Down': Taylor Admits Costly Yellow Card in England Defeat
England overcame an early 12-0 deficit with key plays by George Ford and Sam Underhill to secure their first Twickenham win over New Zealand since 2012.
- On Saturday, England national rugby team beat New Zealand All Blacks 33-19 at Twickenham Stadium, securing their first home win over New Zealand since 2012.
- After the kick-off, New Zealand's two visits to the home 22 produced tries, leaving England 12-0 down despite Immanuel Feyi-Waboso's lively moments and exposed wide defence.
- Key scoring plays — including two George Ford drop-goals before half-time and Sam Underhill's 44th-minute carry, plus Ollie Lawrence's 25th-minute try breaking two tackles — powered England's comeback.
- England's victory under Borthwick continues a run of consistent results, with the win marking the side's 10th consecutive victory and Dingwall's try confirming the tide had turned.
- Tactical adjustments and sin-binning produced scoring swings later in the match, with Freddie Steward leaving injured and Marcus Smith joining to spark a key counter-attack against the haka U-shape formation.
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The inspired call that fired England to rare win over the All Blacks
TWICKENHAM — Maybe England would have won this match against a slightly faded New Zealand, whatever happened, but the two drop goals landed by George Ford in the three minutes just before half-time were pivotal to a change of mood and change of history at Twickenham. They were essential to not allowing the chance of only a second win over the All Blacks here since 2002 to escape. Ford, the 32-year-old fly-half of Sale Sharks and formerly Leicest…
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England's brave new era of rugby on show after stars step up in epic All Blacks win - The Mirror
ENGLAND 33-19 NEW ZEALAND: England secured a memorable victory over the All Blacks as fans witnessed the best of the old guard and the promise of the next generation
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