Ben Jaycock is joined by Vitty De Lazzer to preview England’s opening November Test against Australia, assess Steve Borthwick’s selection dilemmas and debate the Nations Championship contenders.

The Rugby Paper Roundup previews England's upcoming November Test against Australia, focusing on Steve Borthwick's major selection decisions involving Marcus Smith, George Furbank, and Freddie Steward. Hosts Ben Jaycock and Vitty De Lazzer also analyze England's growing injury concerns, highlighted by the absence of scrum-half Alex Mitchell, while assessing how a fit Immanuel Feyi-Waboso can bolster the attack.
Additionally, the show discusses whether France, Ireland, or New Zealand can challenge South Africa in the inaugural Nations Championship. Other topics covered include Italy's ongoing campaign challenges, the Red Roses' recent losses to Canada, and the launch of the new Premiership Women's Rugby season.
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