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Greg Inglis breaks through the English defence. Photograph: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images It may be a cliché, but this was a game of two remarkable halves. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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England, booed off at half-time, earned a standing ovation at the end of the 80 minutes after an improvement that gives them hope that they can beat Australia if they meet them again in the final of the Gillette Four Nations in two weeks' time. Full Article at The Independent
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Greg Inglis was among the scorers as Australia dominated the first half in Wigan Winger Tom Briscoe and centre Lee Smith had endured a horrendous time down England's right side as the Kangaroos imposing centre Greg Inglis scored one long-range try and... Full Article at BBC Sport
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On the hop: Greg Inglis breaks through to set up a try for the Kangaroos, chased by Danny McGuire (left) and Lee Smith Photo: GETTY IMAGES England were booed off at half-time, but ended up earning a standing ovation, after a stirring second-half... Full Article at The Telegraph
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England surprised us, they had a couple of tricks up their sleeve
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England came out and put a bit of pressure on us and we probably didn't handle it as well as we should have
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Three weeks is a nice chunk of time off
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Anyone under pressure is liable to make mistakes
SOURCE: BBC Sport
