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English fitness key advantage, says Dallaglio

LAWRENCE DALLAGLIO tonight identified England’s fitness as a key ingredient of their momentous World Cup campaign.

Tue, 25 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

Andrew Baldock, Sydney

The new world champions left Australia after 54 unforgettable days Down Under.

Their World Cup campaign saw them play seven, win seven, and they departed Sydney with rugby's ultimate prize on board the golden Webb Ellis Trophy.

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