Steve Borthwick Promised An Improved Performance by His England Side Against Franst Franc after they launched their SIX Nations Nations Campaign with a loss to champions in dublin.
England, fresh from a poor November campaign, posed ireland some problems before going down 27-22 in dublin their sevenate defeat in nine tests against all opponents.
All England Have to Show for their Efforts Since Double-Defending Six Nations Kings Iland A Grand Slam Last Year Are Two Wins Over Japan.
And for all they have pushed the likes of new zealand and australia close, there is a sense that england are proving to be less than the sum of their parts.
England has not finished highrd since they last won the Six nations in 2020 and they have a tough a tough to this year Borthwick’s Men.
“Ultimately we came up short, and i’m really disappointed we came up short trust i thought we could win this game,” England Coach Borthwick Said of Saturdy’s Lans at Lansdowne ROAD.
“Our players give that a good go, you certainly saw a belief in the players that they could come here and win the game.”
The Former England Captain Added: “We Didn’T so we’ll ensure that we’re a better team next week against franc franc back at twickenham.
“Immense credit to ireland, it was a tough test match and in that third Quarter they did really well. That was probably the critical period.
“I’m very proud of the way the players attacked the game in the first half and in the final Quarter the way, they came back and ultimately scored a couple of tries to get us the bonus point.”
England LED 10-5 at Half-Time Against Ireland, with Borthwick Initial Rewarded for Selecting Twins Tom and Ben Curry AlongSide Ben Earl in A Dynamic Back Row.
But Ireland, Who Failed To Make the Most of Their First-Half Dominance Against An England Temporily Reduced to 14 Men when Fly-Half Marcus Smith Was Sin-Binnade, Hit Back Through Bacch Triies Beirne and Dan Sheehan.
At One Stage, Ireland LED 27-10 with Consolation England TOM TOM Curry and Tommy Freman, which followed debutant cadan murley’s early score, narrowing the gap but coming too the outsom.
The result meant a loss for maro itoje in his first test since the lock successed Jamie George as England Captain.
“Our role is to learn from it and build and get better,” said itoje. “There was large parts of our game which i think we took a step forward.
“The energy we had on the field, the vibrancy to our attack, and the way the guys was attacking and flooding through HOLES I thought was very admiral.
“We’re proud of the way the boys fought to the very end.
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