Steve Borthwick’s side resume rugby union’s inaugural international competition with a showdown against their old rivals to kick off the concluding autumn portion, which ends with a series of play-off finals to be held on home soil later in November.
It was a deflating opening to follow on from their worst-ever Six Nations campaign, though they did bounce back by running in 11 tries to trounce dismal 14-man Fiji 73-8 in an “away” game that was played on Merseyside, before going to Argentina and holding on to beat the Pumas 31-24 in a feisty showdown that featured plenty of late drama…
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