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Mitchell injury blow adds to England’s woes as Northampton sink Gloucester

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The GuardianMitchell injury blow adds to England’s woes as Northampton sink Gloucester
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Northampton 28-14 Gloucester Alex Mitchell limps off with suspected hamstring pull England’s injury problems are mounting before Sunday’s autumn opener against Australia with the scrum-half, Alex Mitchell, limping out of Northampton’s hard-fought victory…

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