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TOMMY Freeman has warned England to clean up their act or be punished by the Wallabies in today’s Nations Championship clash. ■By ADAM HATHAWAY PREVIEW... England v Australia Today. Kick-off 3.10pm, Allianz Stadium, Twickenham With 14 yellow cards and one…

Tommy Freeman has warned England that they must improve their discipline or face punishment against Australia at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham. England enter the Nations Championship clash struggling with disciplinary issues, having accumulated 14 yellow cards and one red card across the calendar year.
Head coach Steve Borthwick has emphasized eliminating unnecessary penalties and sin-bin trips. England face a formidable Wallabies side featuring the return of center Len Ikitau and breakdown threat Fraser McReight.
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