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■By ADAM HATHAWAY Leader: Harry Wilson AUSTRALIA skipper Harry Wilson has backed his bench to defuse England’s Bomb Squad and avoid a repeat of the Twickenham blow out in 2025. Last year, England ran away from Wilson’s side in the…

Australia captain Harry Wilson expressed confidence that his replacements can match England's bench and stay competitive in their upcoming clash. Wilson emphasized the importance of neutralizing England's impact substitutes to avoid a late collapse against their rivals.
The Wallabies are aiming to prevent a repeat of their 2025 encounter at Twickenham, where England pulled away to secure a 25-7 victory. In that match, England led by only three points at the hour mark before impact players like Ellis Genge, Will Stuart, Luke Cowan-Dickie, Henry Pollock, and Tom Curry dominated the final quarter.
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