| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
15Mike Brown, - | ||
14Anthony Watson, - | ||
13Brad Barritt, - | ||
12Sam Burgess, - | ||
11Jonny May, - | ||
10Owen Farrell, - 5 | ||
9Ben Youngs, - | ||
1Joe Marler, - | ||
2Tom Youngs, - | ||
3Dan Cole, - | ||
4Geoff Parling, - | ||
5Courtney Lawes, - | ||
6Tom Wood, - | ||
7Chris Robshaw, - | ||
8Billy Vunipola, - | ||
| Replacements | ||
16Rob Webber, - | ||
17Mako Vunipola, - | ||
18Kieran Brookes, - | ||
19Joe Launchbury, - | ||
20James Haskell, - | ||
21Richard Wigglesworth, - | ||
22George Ford, - | ||
23Alex Goode, - | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Wales pulled off a remarkable upset at Twickenham as they overcame a seven-point second-half deficit to take control of Pool A, despite another flood of injuries.
ENG
ENG| 109 | Runs | 102 | |||
| 468 | Meters Run | 387 | |||
| 6 | Clean Breaks | 4 | |||
| 104 | Tackles | 106 | |||
| 18 | Missed Tackles | 16 | |||
| 4 | Turnover Knock On | 5 |
Scotland legend John Jeffrey has said he feels "hurt, bitter and betrayed" after failing to secure the support of his own union, thus ending his bid to become World Rugby chairman.
It's been another busy week across the rugby world, with Ian Foster, in particular, right in the spotlight.
Max Jorgensen has revealed how the despair of being ruled out of last year's Rugby World Cup was "100 percent" a major driver in his decision to recommit to the NSW Waratahs.
South Africa's double World Cup winning captain Siya Kolisi may not lead the side this year despite playing excellent rugby for French club Racing 92, coach Rassie Erasmus said on Tuesday.
Former Springbok lock Hannes Strydom has died in a car accident, South African Rugby confirmed on Monday, the fifth player from their victorious 1995 World Cup team to pass away.
Angus Bell and Taniela Tupou have lamented Australia's woeful World Cup campaign, pointing to injuries to key forwards and the non-selection of an "experienced 10" as the chief reasons behind a maiden pool-stage exit.
"Rarely has Twickenham seemed so tense as during the final 10 minutes of what was a frenetic Rugby World Cup match. Stuart Lancaster will wonder how exactly his side lost it, but in truth they only have themselves to blame. Lancaster's selections were vindicated yet his side were unable to make their first-half pressure count while careless penalties kept Wales in it for large spells. But credit Warren Gatland's men as red bodies lay strewn around the famous turf they raised themselves for a huge 10 minutes in which they left England shell-shocked. Owen Farrell was superb for England, as was Sam Burgess, but Dan Biggar came of age. Whether Wales have enough backs left to beat Australia and Fiji only time will tell but they've given themselves a chance."