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England boss Stuart Lancaster: I'm sorry for letting everyone down

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

Stuart Lancaster has admitted he will consider resigning after England crashed out of the World Cup with a crushing 33-13 defeat to Australia.

World Cup flop joins England's list of sporting failures

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

England's nightmare has become a reality after they crashed out of their own World Cup in the pool stages following defeat to Australia.

Loyal Twickenham fans refuse to abandon their team, but doubts arise over Stuart Lancaster's future

1 decade ago by The Telegraph

The crowd stood by England even as the scoreline became a humiliation, but there was a sense of collective shock after the final whistle

England bow out of Rugby World Cup

1 decade ago by RBS 6 Nations

Bernard Foley collected a 28-point haul as Australia beat England 33-13 to knock the hosts out of the Rugby World Cup.

England 13 Australia 33, Rugby World Cup 2015: Hosts battered at the scrum in humiliating defeat

1 decade ago by The Telegraph

England's decades-old scrummaging superiority over the Wallabies died on Saturday night

England 13 Australia 33, Rugby World Cup 2015, match report: Hosts eliminated after crushing defeat

1 decade ago by The Telegraph

England 13 Australia 33 - Stuart Lancaster's side become first host nation not to make it out of the pool stage

England vs Australia: player ratings

1 decade ago by The Telegraph

Daniel Schofield runs rule over players at Twickenham as England crash out with heavy defeat

England are out of the Rugby World Cup after being beaten by Australia

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

England are out of the Rugby World Cup after a being beaten by Australia tonight and the defeat could cost Stuart Lancaster his job.

South Africa brush off Scotland to move top

1 decade ago by The Times

Scotland came away from St James’ Park with plenty of self-respect, but they would probably have preferred the bonus point...

Rugby World Cup: South Africa trample to victory over Scotland

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

Tommy Seymour's stunning second half try could not prevent South Africa trampling to a 34-16 victory over Scotland in World Cup Pool B at St James' Park