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  • Young's again swings it out wide.

  • Swath Guinness Six Nations has its own unique history, but none is more colorful than that between these two.

  • Eddie Jones Never one to miss a chance to throw in a booth rhetoric this week with a bit of futuristic verbal sparring.

  • England Coke says his team, Wales.

  • One.

  • This go is annual contest that needs no artificial sales pitch.

  • It's England against worlds.

  • Rugby is greatest championship way with six nation that Waas, all being well defended by worlds.

  • There goes young little shaft that was a tackle from owns a penalty advantage.

  • They want to make more of it, though it is a free hit for them anymore.

  • Young's again swings it out Wide Swath gets George Ford on the outside of George north.

  • Suddenly half penny.

  • Ah, Nelia tell you as a running really well worked.

  • Not much space, but just the act of decoys.

  • The angles shortens up that Wells defense, and it ends up being simple hands daily.

  • Tomkins.

  • Good little step space.

  • Every joy of eating.

  • Tompkins wants it back.

  • He's got it back.

  • Look at this.

  • Thomas Williams, timbering to his legs.

  • Start to Wales, standing just in different That is just the first wave would have been looking for.

  • It is one of the tribes of the year.

  • You see that on your things?

  • Look, a little step from Tonkin stays alive on the inside.

  • Just a greedy inside looking at support line Just in time with a man.

  • You want the end of that?

  • Try Plantier.

  • Thanks.

  • Wanna stop Wells?

  • You always talk about coming out and started big.

  • You cannot get bigger than that.

  • And that comes from Thompkins.

  • You, absolute gets hammered after huge support Play that from Thomas Williams.

  • I'm just in Tipperary.

  • Talk about getting himself back in the game straight away.

  • Wait About how this place is like a coliseum in England.

  • Certainly going intothe it wasn't cool.

  • There it is.

  • Wait, He didn't need to manage to hanging with our players.

  • Look at those hands.

  • Football final to supply really quick hands.

  • George.

  • Forward.

  • Sorry, wonderful piece of skill that under a huge amount of pressure to try with well deserved tried today another penalty advantage here in England it will be for the rest of the world will feel they have to make this count.

  • The cross kick from bigger north is waiting for a way way on That'sthe.

  • Long face No.

  • Looks like he may have even taken a lot, too, with a red card with any other option.

  • It's a drink.

  • He appears to accept the decision with you, doesn't it?

  • Has been an amazing That's nice young that there are still there.

  • Yu International's in Greece.

  • Without that, Hadley goes bigger and bigger.

  • Has he got there?

  • It was a long reach of the lead with someone's gotta be up with Castro against 30 man camera straight into Willi Heinz realized Rothe Physical mismatch.

  • Is England tense, having to extra extra 30 minutes.

  • Every square separate gets a second.

  • Wells have not given up a way through this game.

  • Challenge to the end.

  • Yes, it's down.

  • 30 men now is good, but wait until, in the end Wells upload themselves back to within three in England.

Young's again swings it out wide.

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Extended Highlights: England v Wales | Guinness Six Nations

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    林宜悉 posted on 2020/03/09
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physical

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  • adjective
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  • noun
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deserve

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straight

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  • adverb
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realize

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tackle

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advantage

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