England Shone at Twickenham: Defeats the All Blacks in a Historic Match
In a gray afternoon, England illuminated Twickenham with a memorable performance. Demonstrating character, precision, and physicality, the English prevailed over the All Blacks with a score of 33-19.
The match maintained the tension until the 76th minute, when Tom Roebuck secured the victory with his try, establishing a 14-point lead. The emotional energy was felt in both teams, but England proved to be a growing force.
Despite starting with a 12-0 deficit in the first 18 minutes, England recovered with tries from Ollie Lawrence, Sam Underhill, Fraser Dingwall and Tom Roebuck, delighting the Twickenham fans. At the end of the match, the English celebrations were a mixture of joy and exhaustion, marking the ninth time England has defeated the All Blacks.
Tom Roebuck selló la victoria para Inglaterra con su cuarto try al final del partido.This triumph is a testament to England’s ability to stay focused and overcome challenges. The team demonstrated its growth, supported by Ford’s brilliance, Underhill’s hard work, the organization of its centers, Maro Itoje’s leadership, and the strength of its bench.Codie Taylor anotó el segundo try de Nueva Zelanda en Twickenham.This victory represents a significant milestone for England, especially after years of seeking a significant triumph. The team has demonstrated a remarkable ability to recover and an effective strategy.
England’s response to the haka was notable, recalling the “v” formation from six years ago in Yokohama. These types of moments are etched in the collective memory, and this victory is a valuable achievement for England.Henry Pollock aportó una energía significativa en la segunda mitad para Inglaterra.The match demonstrated England’s progress under Steve Borthwick’s direction. Ford’s performance was outstanding, with expert management that included two crucial drop-goals before halftime, reducing the All Blacks’ lead.
Despite some initial mistakes, England kept calm and took advantage of the All Blacks’ errors. The entry of players from the bench provided an extra boost, and the team knew how to resist New Zealand’s comeback attempts.George Ford anotó dos drop goals antes del descanso para reducir la diferencia a solo un punto en el descanso.The victory marks the end of a 13-year wait for England at Twickenham against the All Blacks. Ford takes the headlines, but the victory was a team effort, a testament to England’s progress and determination.
