PETER JACKSON VERDICT

Eddie Jones had taken a long time to reacquaint himself with Cardiff since the Wallabies gave him the last rites for losing in rugby’s towering Notre-Dame beside the Taff.
One wayward late kick in the most revered of all Europe’s rugby cathedrals 12 years ago guaranteed his dismissal as Australia coach six days later for committing the cardinal sin of losing to Wales. Back there last night, one wayward kick was all it took to get him out of the tightest corner of his England reign, like a latter-day Harry Houdini.
What goes around, comes around. Just as M...