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          10dESPN

          Premiership Rugby denies RFU rift reports

          Premiership Rugby has moved to dampen suggestions of a rift with the Rugby Football Union after reports the organisation could break away.

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          13dESPN

          Vunipola, Williams to return for Saracens

          Billy Vunipola and Liam Williams are both in line for Six Nations squad places with England and Wales respectively after Saracens announced their returns from injury.

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          37dReuters

          Injured Itoje expected to be fit for Six Nations

          Maro Itoje is expected to be fit for the start of the Six Nations in February after Saracens' director of rugby Mark McCall said the England forward does not need surgery to repair a knee injury.

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          47dAAP

          Campese: players must take some blame

          World Cup-winning legend David Campese believes Rugby Australia would be panicking if it gambled on an overseas replacement for beleaguered Wallabies coach Michael Cheika.

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          50dESPN

          Burgess: Egos to blame for '15 RWC exit, not me

          Sam Burgess says "individual egos and selfish players" led to England's exit from the 2015 Rugby World Cup, rather than his controversial inclusion in the squad.

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          52dESPN Staff

          What we learned about rugby's top sides this November

          New Zealand were beaten, Ireland and Wales were not. England secured important results while Australia looked broken. ESPN looks at the key takeaways from this month.

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          52dAAP

          England prop's brutal sledge for Wallabies

          England prop Kyle Sinckler used a sledge to remind the Wallabies of their off-field issues in his team's Test win at Twickenham.

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          52dReuters

          Cheika hits out at 'ludicrous' Farrell decision

          Australia coach Michael Cheika was incensed at what he called the "ludicrous decision" not to penalise Owen Farrell for a no-arms tackle on Izack Rodda.

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          54dAAP

          Pocock ruled out of England Test

          Talismanic Wallabies back-rower David Pocock has been ruled out Saturday's clash with England after failing a late fitness test.

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          55dReuters

          Pocock fit to face England; Beale dropped

          David Pocock will start at No.8 for Australia against England after overcoming a neck injury, as Kurtley Beale was dropped from Michael Cheika's 23-man squad.

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          55dTom Hamilton

          Tuilagi, Hartley on bench for Australia

          Manu Tuilagi and Dylan Hartley are both on the bench for England's final November international against Australia with Joe Cokanasiga named on the wing.

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          56dESPN

          Jones accuses Wallabies of Pocock mind games

          England coach Eddie Jones believes Australia are playing mind games over David Pocock's fitness ahead of Saturday's Test and fully expects the talismanic flanker to play at Twickenham.

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          57dESPN

          England's Ashton out of Australia clash

          England wing Chris Ashton will miss Saturday's final autumn international against Australia after picking up a calf injury in the win over Japan.

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          57dAAP

          Genia focused on Indigenous honour, win, over cap 100

          Wallabies veteran Will Genia will bring up his 100th Test cap against England this weekend, but the scrum-half says the Indigenous jersey and, or course, a first win in five over the Auld Enemy, are far more important.

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          59dGreg Growden

          Wallabies win, but Dublin classic highlights class gap

          Ireland's historic win over the All Blacks was a magic moment for rugby, but highlighted just how large the gap is between Australia and those who actually know how to play the game.

          2018 RankingsSix Nations

          • ENG2nd
            TRIES SCORED 1st Ireland : 20 Tries Scored
            IRE1st
            14
            20
          • ENG4th
            POINTS DIFFERENCE 1st Ireland : 78 Points Difference
            IRE1st
            10
            78

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