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England's Lionesses face Germany at Wembley, rekindling memories of their Euro 2022 victory. With a new coach for Germany and key players missing for England, both teams aim to build momentum ahead of Euro 2025. Meanwhile, rugby's international focus shifts as the Autumn Nations Series approaches, with player welfare concerns rising.
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Danny Care's autobiography criticizes Eddie Jones' coaching style, describing it as dictatorial. Current captain Jamie George acknowledges the past but emphasizes a more inclusive environment under Steve Borthwick, who aims to empower players and foster open communication.
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England's rugby team faces uncertainty as former defence coach Eddie Jones, who resigned in August, has had minimal contact with the current coaching staff and players. With upcoming matches against South Africa and Japan, the team struggles to adapt to a new defensive strategy under Joe El-Abd.
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Danny Cipriani will return to rugby this weekend for the 745 Game, a charity match supporting Motor Neurone Disease. He reflects on his past experiences with coach Eddie Jones, criticizing his leadership style while expressing admiration for his former teammate Ed Slater, who inspired the event.
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Brett Robinson from Australia has been elected as the new chair of World Rugby, marking a historic first as a non-European in the role. He succeeds Bill Beaumont after a competitive election against Abdelatif Benazzi and Andrea Rinaldo, focusing on financial sustainability and global growth in rugby.