Late drama as England fight back to snatch epic draw against All Blacks
Replacement prop Will Stuart scored two late tries as England came from behind to snatch a dramatic 25-25 draw against New Zealand at Twickenham on Saturday.
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Replacement prop Will Stuart scored two late tries as England came from behind to snatch a dramatic 25-25 draw against New Zealand at Twickenham on Saturday.
LONDON : England burgled an outrageous 25-all draw from New Zealand after being out of the running for most of the match on Saturday, a late brace from Will Stuart helping them to a result which will nonetheless do little to quieten coach Eddie Jones's critics.
England burgled an outrageous 25-all draw from New Zealand after being out of the running for most of the match on Saturday, a late brace from Will Stuart helping them to a result which will nonetheless do little to quieten coach Eddie Jones' critics.
Dozens of people have been left queuing for trains between Cardiff and Newport on what promises to be a busy Saturday night. There are currently major delays on services between Cardiff and Cheltenham, Swansea, Bridgend, Ebbw Vale and Maesteg with many passengers also waiting for services to and from the capital and Newport.
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Australia ran in 10 tries as they retained the women's Rugby League World Cup with a crushing 54-4 win over New Zealand at Old Trafford.
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