Series 3, Episode 6: Scotland’s World Cup prospects and England crisis deepens with Duncan Hodge
EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - OCTOBER 22: Edinburghs head coach Duncan Hodge is seen during the European Rugby Challenge Cup match between Edinburgh and Harlequins at Murrayfield Stadium on October 22, 2016 in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)
We are just over a week away!
England‘s first ever loss to Fiji marked the low point of their World Cup preparations as Steve Borthwick has now run out of time to gain some sort of momentum ahead of their opening game against Argentina.
Conversely, Scotland head into their pool of death clashes against Ireland and South Africa with three wins from four this summer and every chance of getting out of the group.
Joining host Ollie Little, columnist Chris Hewett and Digital Editor Nick Powell to discuss Scotland’s World Cup chances and England’s woes is former fly-half Duncan Hodge.
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