A Grand Slam should be seen as 'stepping stone' - Dawson column
Summary
The article discusses how England's rugby team is using their recent successes in the autumn games as a stepping stone to achieve a Grand Slam in the upcoming Six Nations tournament. Coach Steve Borthwick aims to use the experience gained to build momentum for the 2027 Rugby World Cup. The team's performance and strategic growth under Borthwick's leadership are highlighted as crucial elements in their progress.Key Facts
- England won all their matches against Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, and Argentina this autumn.
- The team is aiming to win a Grand Slam in the Six Nations tournament before the 2027 Rugby World Cup.
- Coach Steve Borthwick is focused on detail and continuous improvement in the team's performance.
- The team has an 11-game winning streak and strives to maintain this momentum.
- England has not achieved a four-Test autumn sweep since 2016.
- Winning the Six Nations could strengthen England's position in global rugby rankings.
- Borthwick encourages learning from other sports to maintain a winning streak.
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