Feyi-Waboso burns bright as England energy endorses Borthwick
Summary
England beat Australia 45-22, easing pressure on coach Steve Borthwick after reports of tension between him and the players. Immanuel Feyi-Waboso impressed before leaving with an ankle injury, while England’s energy, physical play and attacking skill stood out.Key Facts
- England defeated Australia 45-22.
- A Times report said a rift between Borthwick and England’s players began in Argentina in July; a senior player denied the claim.
- England had promised to respond to questions about the team’s form with their performance against Australia.
- Feyi-Waboso gained 113 metres from eight carries and beat seven defenders before leaving the match at half-time with an ankle injury.
- Feyi-Waboso’s ankle was placed in a protective boot, and the article said England were awaiting the injury prognosis.
- George Furbank played his first Test in nearly two years and helped create Jack van Poortvliet’s try.
- The article highlighted England’s physical play and attacking risk-taking, including a try-saving tackle by Henry Slade.
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