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England begin bid for legacy-defining year


Published on 2025-03-22 19:45:19 - BBC
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  • England start their Women's Six Nations title defence against Italy, with this summer's legacy-defining home Rugby World Cup coming into view.

The article from BBC Sport discusses the upcoming Rugby World Cup match between Wales and Australia, highlighting the critical nature of the game for both teams. Wales, having secured a victory against Fiji, are now in a position where a win could see them advance to the quarter-finals, potentially facing England or Argentina. Australia, on the other hand, are under pressure after a loss to Fiji, making this match a must-win to keep their World Cup hopes alive. The article mentions the historical context, with Wales having a strong record against Australia in recent World Cup encounters. Key points include the tactical analysis of both teams, with Wales focusing on their set-piece and defense, while Australia aims to leverage their backline's attacking prowess. The narrative also touches on the psychological aspect, with Wales' coach Warren Gatland expressing confidence in his team's ability to perform under pressure, and Australia's coach Eddie Jones facing scrutiny for his team selections and strategy.

Read the Full BBC Article at:
[ https://www.bbc.com/sport/rugby-union/articles/cn8rng8g8ppo ]