Second final win would mean more to Kay

BEN KAY could become a double world champion on Saturday night and he believes it would mean more to him than four years ago when England conquered the rugby planet.

Against all odds, England’s appearance in a second successive World Cup final sees Leicester lock Kay and 2003 colleagues like Jason Robinson, Jonny Wilkinson and Phil Vickery on the verge of making history.

No country has ever successfully defended the world title, yet victory over favourites South Africa at Stade de France would see England hold the Webb Ellis Trophy for another four years.

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