England take game against Australia

England ended 40 years of hurt in Australia by beating the world champion Wallabies today after 10 failed attempts Down Under.

England take game against Australia
Sat, 21 Jun, 2003 - 13:25

Australia 14 England 25

England ended 40 years of hurt in Australia by beating the world champion Wallabies today after 10 failed attempts Down Under.

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