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We found a way to win arm-wrestle, says England coach Borthwick
England coach Steve Borthwick has spent much of the last year taking positives from close defeats so he was not in the mood to apologise for his side's stuttering display in their 16-15 Six Nations victory over Scotland on Saturday.
'It's important they enjoy this' - Steve Borthwick reaction to England's Calcutta Cup win
England head coach Steve Borthwick says it is important for his side to "enjoy" their 16-15 win over Scotland in the Six Nations.
Steve Borthwick gives injury update on two England players after tight Six Nations win over Scotland
England head coach Steve Borthwick has confirmed that back-row forward Tom Curry suffered a dead leg during yesterday's Calcutta Cup victory over Scotland. Curry, who had missed training in the week before the match,
England 'being held back by Steve Borthwick' despite Scotland win as 'ref named MOTM'
Finn Russell missed a last-gasp conversion which would have given victory to the Scots, allowing England to end their run of successive defeats against their old rivals. In spite of the result at Twickenham, former Wasps full-back Andy Goode has suggested that England would be a much better side without Borthwick at the helm.
Steve Borthwick confronts the question many England fans are asking
England head coach Steve Borthwick has admitted that his side “don’t necessarily want to play” the way they did in their 16-15 Guinness Six Nations victory over Scotland, but has insisted the team are “evolving”.
England 16 Scotland 15: Steve Borthwick says team won 'tactical arm wrestle'
Steve Borthwick has said his team "found a way to win a tactical arm-wrestle" as England edged Scotland 16-15 at Allianz Stadium on Saturday.
England team leaked as Steve Borthwick makes one change to face Scotland in Six Nations
Fin Smith and Marcus Smith are set to keep their places in the England line-up for Saturday's Calcutta Cup clash with Scotland. The pair both started the thrilling win over France last time out, with Fin starting at No.10 and his namesake full-back.
England v Scotland, AS IT HAPPENED: Calcutta Cup glory for Steve Borthwick’s men
England edged out Scotland 16-15 in a gripping Six Nations match at Allianz Stadium. Scroll down to the comments section for our blog of this game as the English prevailed. Finn Russell missed three conversions as Scotland came up just short in an epic clash.
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England A v Ireland A: Five takeaways as ‘immense’ back-rowers give Steve Borthwick ‘food for thought’
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England player ratings: Maro Itoje produces ‘captain’s performance’ but ‘extremely poor’ back leaves Steve Borthwick with big decision
Following a 16-15 victory over Scotland in the Six Nations clash at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham on Saturday, here are the ...
Steve Borthwick backs Marcus Smith to rebound from kicking off-day against Scotland
The Harlequins playmaker was taken off duties from the tee after a couple of misses against France but will re-assume duties ...
England coach Steve Borthwick has faith in ‘world-class goal-kicker’ Marcus Smith
He insists the playmaker will remain first choice with the boot against Scotland. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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England: Will Steve Borthwick rue ‘very simple’ decision in Marcus Smith v Fin Smith debate?
England head coach Steve Borthwick has confirmed Marcus Smith will retain the kicking duties this weekend for the Calcutta ...
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England forced into late change just days before clash with Scotland after Steve Borthwick loses star to injury ahead of Six Nations showdown
as a telling indication of just how much back-row talent Steve Borthwick has at his disposal. Hill has been a force of nature for Bath and has more than earned his shot. Having earned the tag of ...
Ben Earl interview: 'We owe Scotland one' and how York training camp galvanised Steve Borthwick's men
A week in York had a galvanising effect on Steve Borthwick’s England team a year ago, transforming them from a team demoralised after defeat to Scotland into one that ended Ireland’s grand slam quest ...