The Wallabies went down to England 21-37 at Twickenham Stadium in London on Sunday morning (AEDT).
The Wallabies scored the first try of the match and led 10-0 at one stage, even holding on to a 16-13 lead at the half-time break.
All the wash-up from England vs Wallabies:
» Match Report: Wallabies waste early leads
» Five talking points from the match
» What changes should Australia make for 2017?
» Vote on our DIY Player Ratings
» Re-live the match with our live blog
However, they just couldn’t keep pace with a powerful English side in the second half, which scored three tries to one after the break.
Australia’s tries for the match came through Sefanaia Naivalu and Sekope Kepu, while Jonathon Joseph had two for England.
Join The Roar rugby editor Christy Doran, former Wallaby Matt Toomua and a cast of regular and special guests as they look at the biggest issues in the game on The Roar Rugby Podcast. If you’re looking for great odds on the next game check out Aussie bookmaker PlayUp. Chances are you’re about to lose. Set a deposit limit.
What goes up must come down, right? As the kicking game in rugby has continued to progress and progress over the last few years,…
Louis Armstrong was asked once: ‘What is jazz?’ His reply: ‘Man, when you got to ask what it is, you’ll never get to know.’…
Wallabies stars have reacted overwhelmingly positively to the appointment of Joe Schmidt to the head coach role, with the likes of Andrew Kellaway, Lalakai…
Rugby has had some ridiculous kickers. The ability and skill with the boot can turn the course of a play, a scoreline, or a…
Five years after running out for Darren Coleman's NSW Country in the NRC, Emmanuel Meafou is set to become Les Bleus' latest international after…
Mako Vunipola is set to be available for England’s opening clash of the Six Nations against Italy, despite being handed a four match ban…
