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England Dominate Wallabies in Twickenham Nations Championship Test
England ran away with a 38‑10 victory over the Wallabies at Twickenham on Sunday, a result that came after a series of disciplinary issues for both sides. The match, part of the Nations Championship, saw England score five tries, with Henry Pollock and Jamie George among the scorers. England’s defence was strong, forcing several penalties and limiting the Wallabies to a single try. The Wallabies struggled with discipline, earning several penalties and a sin‑bin for Angus Bell. England’s captain, Maro Itoje, led a team that had been criticised for its Six Nations performance, while the Wallabies, coached by Les Kiss, were hoping to build on a recent unbeaten run. The game was played before a crowd of around 82,000, with national anthems and a minute’s silence for Remembrance Sunday. The result leaves England in the lead in the Nations Championship standings, while the Wallabies will look to regroup for their remaining fixtures.
Frequently asked questions
What was the final score of the England vs Wallabies match?
England won 38-10.
Which England players scored tries in the match?
Henry Pollock and Jamie George were among the try scorers.
Why was a Wallabies player sin-binned?
Angus Bell was sin‑binned for a disciplinary issue.