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England take out Kiwis

Two quickfire tries from Hull KR winger Peter Fox in the closing minutes of the first half proved crucial after Bryson Goodwin had matched Kyle Eastmond's opening score for England. Full Article at Fox Sports Australia

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  1. We kicked away too much ball, especially in the second half ... We gave the ball back to them too easily and let them off the hook. There were times when we needed to be slicker and that comes from having a long time in camp together. We will be better against Argentina on Saturday.
    Martin Johnson – Martin Johnson SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 3 weeks ago
  2. We were not worried at half-time even though we were trailing by four points ... We knew the hard work we had put in would let us take them at the end and that is how it worked out.
    – Will Genia SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 3 weeks ago
  3. I'm very, very disappointed ... But I thought the English were wonderful tonight.
    – Stephen Kearney SOURCE: BBC Sport 3 weeks ago
  4. The boys told me about playing at Twickenham and coming off a winner is an amazing feeling. We just wanted to work right through the game and we'd have them at the back end.
    – Will Genia SOURCE: Channel News Asia 3 weeks ago
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Cast of Characters

  1. Manchester United Manchester United
  2. Martin Johnson Martin Johnson
  3. Jonny Wilkinson Jonny Wilkinson
  4. Lewis Moody Lewis Moody
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