England aim to set the record straight

CLIVE WOODWARD last night vowed that there will be no repeat of England’s Paris ambush when his players are reunited with Six Nations champions France at Twickenham on Saturday.

Wed, 12 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Andrew Baldock

England are determined to set the record straight and register their 19th successive Twickenham Test match victory by making a full recovery following last season's Stade de France shocker.

The 20-15 defeat far more comprehensive than the scoreline suggests derailed England's Six Nations title and Grand Slam bids.

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