England vs Barbarians

The pressure is on Jones this summer, after a poor Six Nations for England in which they won just two matches. French boss Fabien Galthie coaches this ...

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Down to 14 men for the entirety of the second half, the Baa-Baas played England off the park regardless. Penaud, Le Garrec, Hastoy, Macalou... there were so ...

it is a great opportunity to play in this England XV side and show what they can do," he said. "With so many Frenchmen, it is the British Barbarians with a French accent... As such, his England XV is a mix of youngsters, fringe players and familiar faces returning from injury. Speaking to Amazon Prime before the match, Galthie is in a lighthearted mood. England try to run it out of their 22 and Atkinson looks to throw a miss pass. England come back at them and Joe Cokanasiga forces a penalty from Davit Niniashvili for holding on. Smith executes a lovely cross-field kick to Joe Marchant on the flank, but he's brought down. England win a penalty and Smith kicks to the corner. England make a promising foray forwards, with Danny Care, on as a substitute, orchestrating the play. Hastoy sends a kick deep into England's half and the hosts proceed to lose their lineout. You would never know that the Barbarians are down to 14 men. The Baa-Baas kick to the corner again.

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With the Barbarians down to 14 men for the rest of the match, you’d expect England to win, but you never know. Smith gathers for England and tries to sidestep his way out of trouble but a penalty comes for the Barbarians at the breakdown. A lovely step, dart and classy offload by Smith to Freeman sends the Northampton man into space on the right. The Barbarians get the scrum put-in. But it’s a try, perhaps in the spirit of the occasion. That is taking the Michael. This is a hammering and a humiliation for England, there is no two ways about it. England build momentum towards the try-line and Jack Nowell, just introduced to the action, nearly goes over ... George Kruis takes his place in the human tunnel to applaud the England players off the park. This is exactly what the Barbarians is about and I’m very grateful to be part of it.” Kruis has a chat with Amazon Prime: “This is what BaaBaas is about, spending a bit of time with a different culture, different people ... and we get a good result at the end. There were moments where we didn’t play really well ... and I don’t think we were there for the full 80 ... to be honest it’s not down to work rate or intent, it’s down to us being switched on for the full 80. The England captain Curry has understandably tried to put a positive spin on that.

England face the Barbarians on Sunday afternoon in preparation for their summer tour of Australia. Eddie Jones' side will play three Tests against the ...

Dombrandt sustained the injury in training on Friday and has been replaced at number eight by Callum Chick. It will have placed a question mark over the Harlequins back row's participation in next month's tour to Australia with Eddie Jones naming his touring squad on Monday morning. Who is the England v Barbarians referee? When is England v Barbarians and what time is kick-off?

This game is the last one Eddie Jones and his side will play before travelling for their three-Test tour of Australia in July, live on Sky Sports. After an ...

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First scrum and it’s a Baa Baas put-in - the Barbarians win the scrum penalty! A late change for England as No 8 Alex Dombrandt has taken a whack to his knee in training. Loose ball and a good carry from Bevan Rodd takes England into Baa Baas territory. Baa Baas go quickly and kick away, allowing England to respond and Jonny Hill makes a break through the defensive line. Barbarians with ball in hand in opposition territory. Lineout Barbarians just outside the 22 now and Botia drops the ball with contact approaching. A spell of kick tennis ends with England earning the scrum in opposition territory. An early change for England as prop Will Collier replaced by Patrick Schickerling - a former Namibia Under-20 international. England dive on the loose ball and survive. Barbarians rightly ribbing England on Twitter after that final try! When Schickerling knocked on, Will Skelton makes a dangerous tackle as his shoulder makes contact to the head of the England prop. Hastoy is lining it up but as it’s right in front of the post, former England lock Kruis nips in, pushes him to one side and slots it!

Harlequins back-rower Alex Dombrandt has been ruled out of playing for England with a knee injury. Newcastle Falcons powerhouse Callum Chick takes his place ...

Louis Carbonel (France, Toulon), 22. Sekou Macalou (France, Stade Francais), 23, Tani Vili (France, Clermont), 24. Christopher Tolofua (France, Toulon), 18. Sipili Falatea (France, Clermont), 19. Charles Ollivon (C) (France, Toulon), 8. Danny Priso (France, La Rochelle), 17. Thomas Lavault (La Rochelle), 20. Nolann Le Garrec (R92), 21. Jean-Baptiste Gros (France, Toulon), 2. Pierre Bourgarit (France, La Rochelle), 3. Virimi Vakatawa (France, R92), 12. Damien Penaud (France, Clermont), 13.

The non-cap contest is the last chance to earn a seat on the plane for this summer's three-Test tour of Australia, with Jones due to name his squad on Monday.

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It’s not down to work-rate or intent, it’s down to us being on it for the full 80. He deserves it to be fair. Barbarians rightly ribbing England on Twitter after that final try! “This is what Baa Baas is about. Forced to play 43 minutes with only 14 men, Fabien Galthie’s men showed their class by continuing to run in tries with Damian Penaud crossing twice and Baptiste Couilloud, Louis Carbonel, Max Spring and Antoine Hastoy also on the scoresheet. The exciting thing about these matches is they are unbelievable for moments like that.

Despite playing with a man advantage for 44 minutes, England were humiliated by their opponents who ran in eight tries at Twickenham.

We are not going to go to Australia and get beaten by 50 and run the ball from our own 22, but we have got a style of play we want to keep developing.” A knee injury suffered in training ruled out Harlequins’ No 8 Alex Dombrandt and allowed Newcastle’s Callum Chick an unexpected start in this uncapped fixture. It was difficult to find an individual who significantly pushed their case to get on the plane, as England were beasted at the breakdown, to follow a misfiring Six Nations earlier this year.

England produced a worryingly poor performance ahead of their tour of Australia as they were beaten 52-21 by the Barbarians at Twickenham.

The style was well and truly turned on as Spring went over following another stunning kick from Le Garrec, though that was made to look distinctly average when Kruis backheeled a conversion over from in front of the posts. On his final professional appearance, George Kruis, who won 45 England caps, knocked over three conversions, including an outrageous backheeled effort. That got things rolling and the Barbarians got themselves up and running midway through the half, as Jonny May was sent to the sin-bin for a deliberate knock-on out wide and the Baa Baas were awarded a penalty try.

England began their summer of rugby in disappointing fashion, losing 21-52 to the Barbarians at Twickenham....

He was replaced by Jack Singleton in the 56th minute. He recovered, speeding up the England attacking phase play, transforming the look of Jones’ side. Danny Care made his long-overdue return to international rugby on the 44th minute to jubilated applause. Although he looked imperious over the ball, with the Barbarians struggling to string together attacking phases, Underhill was unable to showcase his phenomenal tackle technique. Came into the starting lineup as a late notice replacement for Alex Dombrandt. Chick carried powerfully but did little to put his name above the man who he replaced. At times Curry looked off the pace and made a few handling errors on his way, leading England in rather subdued fashion. Collier’s third England cap was largely uneventful, with the Harlequins prop struggling to impose himself against a large Barbarians pack. Jack Nowell replaced Marchant in the 56th minute. While he didn’t make the same mistakes as his centre partner, he failed to shine brightly and stake a claim in the England midfield. Midway through the second half he then got a try of his own. After spending time sidelined by injury, May’s return to test rugby started badly, as the winger received a yellow and conceded a penalty try for intentionally knocking on a pass. Minutes later he streamed down the right wing, ball grasped in one hand, eating up space in the Barbarians half.