Summary
England's rugby team is facing difficulties in the Six Nations tournament after suffering two consecutive losses to Scotland and Ireland. Despite a previous winning streak, the team is struggling with changing tactics and injuries to key players.
Key Facts
- England lost 42-21 to Ireland and also suffered a defeat against Scotland in the Six Nations tournament.
- The team's coach, Steve Borthwick, noted that expectations were high after a 12-match winning streak.
- Changes in rules regarding aerial play initially gave England an advantage, but opponents have now adapted.
- Key players like Immanuel Feyi-Waboso suffered injuries before the tournament began, affecting team performance.
- England's only consistent winger, Henry Arundell, has started in all three games despite other players' injuries.
- Scotland and Ireland employed different strategies effectively against England, highlighting tactical weaknesses.
- The team's performance in the Six Nations has raised questions about their ability to adapt to new challenges.
