Ben Daley of the Wallabies makes a line break during the Cook Cup Test Match between the Australian Wallabies and England at ANZ Stadium on June 19, 2010 in Sydney, Australia.
(June 18, 2010 - All Photos by Mark Nolan/Getty Images AsiaPac)
(June 18, 2010 - All Photos by Mark Nolan/Getty Images AsiaPac)
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England's young guns stun Wallabies
A resurgent England have upset the Qantas Wallabies 21-20 in Saturday's second Cook Cup Test at ANZ Stadium.
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The Wallabies have received a wake-up call just a month out from the Tri Nations
The 2003 World Cup-winning hero Jonny Wilkinson returned to the scene of his greatest moment to score the winning penalty goal as England secured just their third win over the Wallabies in Australia.http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,27292984-5016959,00.html
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Wallabies lose as Giteau shanks goals
MATT Giteau helped England re-kindle their love affair with Sydney last night after missing a late penalty goal from straight in front that saw the Red Rose score another nail-biting win over the Wallabies at ANZ Stadium.
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After scoring all of Australia's 20 points, it was a pair of missed goals by a tired Giteau in the 68th and 70th minutes that allowed England to break Aussie hearts yet again at Homebush.
After scoring all of Australia's 20 points, it was a pair of missed goals by a tired Giteau in the 68th and 70th minutes that allowed England to break Aussie hearts yet again at Homebush.
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England earned their first significant victory of Martin Johnson's managerial tenure as they edged a pulsating second Test in Sydney to level the series 1-1.
The visitors led 15-13 at half-time after first Test tries for scrum-half Ben Youngs and wing Chris Ashton.
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England break Aussie duck Down Under
It only took seven years, but England finally got the better of the Wallabies on Australian soil thanks to a thrilling 21-20 victory in Sydney on Saturday.
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next test:
Australia v Ireland
June 26 2010
Brisbane
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