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The Breakdown | England need to unearth World Cup core despite derby friction and injury chaos

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The GuardianThe Breakdown | England need to unearth World Cup core despite derby friction and injury chaos
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Nations Championship games against Australia and Japan should be the end of experimentation for Steve Borthwick Even on the most serene days no one would describe coaching England as a relaxing gig. With his side’s opening November Test looming on Sunday…

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