Rugby Union Weekly England topple the All Blacks for 10th straight win
10 snips
Nov 15, 2025 England celebrates a sensational win over the All Blacks, marking their first home victory in 13 years. George Ford shines, scoring crucial points and showcasing peak form. The hosts dissect how England handled early pressure and the game-changing moments, including Ollie Lawrence's impactful try. Insights from Scott Robertson highlight New Zealand's struggles, while Steve Borthwick emphasizes team resilience and tactical growth. As England eyes the World Cup, they emerge with a stronger squad and renewed confidence.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Win As Proof Of England's Progress
- England's win over New Zealand was a statement of long-term progression under Steve Borthwick.
- The victory reflected sustained control, composure and a clearer team identity built since the summer.
Drop Goals Changed The Game
- George Ford's two drop goals at halftime shifted momentum and changed the game's dynamic.
- Those six points turned a 12-0 deficit into a psychological platform for England to dominate afterwards.
Ford's Leadership Unlocks Attack
- George Ford's experience and clarity of role have unlocked England's attacking control.
- Having a fly-half fully empowered to direct play simplifies decision-making and sharpens team performance.