Summary
England's rugby team is facing challenges in the Six Nations tournament after losing two key matches. Head coach Steve Borthwick identified problems like missed scoring chances and a lack of physical intensity. He aims to improve the team's performance by focusing on better training and game strategies.
Key Facts
- England lost two matches in the Six Nations tournament, reducing their chances of winning the title.
- Head coach Steve Borthwick pointed out issues with scoring, turnovers, and intensity in the team's recent games.
- England lost to Ireland with a score of 42-21 in London.
- Borthwick says England's players missed scoring opportunities early in the game against Ireland.
- The team aims to improve their attacking skills in upcoming matches against Italy and France.
- Borthwick plans to enhance training efforts and focus on physical and tactical improvements.
- Former England coach Eddie Jones suggested pre-tournament expectations might have affected focus, a claim Borthwick disagrees with.
