DANNY CIPRIANI: Look at the names in the squad, then watch the flow and style of England. Compared to these players in their club environment, there is a huge difference.
CHRIS FOY: England are going back to the present with a welcome reversion to short-term thinking. Never mind what awaits next year - they need to win now and they know it.
Monty Ioane, the nephew of Digby, is set to lace up the boots against Australia for the first time on Saturday - having first been taken to Europe by his superstar uncle.
Alex Cuthbert is excited to see Wales unleash the 'deadly' Louis Rees-Zammit at full-back as Wayne Pivac's side bid to jump-start their autumn campaign against Argentina.
England lost 41-32 on that occasion to the Black Ferns and were seeking revenge having come into the final after winning 30 consecutive games.
It was a sensational effort from Middleton's side who were reduced to 14 players when Lydia Thompson was shown a red card after just 18 minutes.
Simon Middleton's side have used their strong set-piece and powerful pack in New Zealand to prove an unstoppable force when it comes to their driving maul.
ITALY 28-27 AUSTRALIA: Winger Pierre Bruno also scored a try for home side, who were full value for the victory and might have won by a greater margin.
The Wallabies have sunk to a 39-year low, going down to Italy for the first time in history after Ben Donaldson's failed conversion attempt after the siren consigned the side to a shock defeat.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY NIK SIMON: Carter has been travelling the world recently, rubbing shoulders with Prince Harry in the USA, and his next stop is Twickenham.
NIK SIMON: England's attack was more like a butter knife against Argentina but here they offered precision. They played with their heads up, delivering flashes of movement and innovation.
SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: This was a big step up for England after their performance against Argentina last Sunday. They can now beat the All Blacks next Saturday.
Job done, now on to the big one. England have New Zealand in their sights and renewed belief that they can upset the southern kings.
I was a little perplexed to pick up the newspaper on Sunday and read Eddie Jones's comments about the All Blacks being 'there for the taking'. I thought the myth around the New Zealand aura was over.
ALEX BYWATER: Broken and bleary-eyed after a night of little sleep, the Red Roses head coach spoke in staccato sentences. 'I don't think I'll ever get over it,' Middleton said.
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These are heady days for Welsh football but around the rugby team, not quite the same excitement and energy. Victory over Argentina did at least provide a shot in the arm.
Eddie Jones's England have been urged to get revenge on New Zealand on Saturday after it was revealed the successor to the Australian will be appointed by May at the latest.
CHRIS FOY: The head coach will name his line-up on Thursday for the highlight of the autumn campaign, as the national team seek a second successive victory over New Zealand.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY ALEX BYWATER: In years gone by, Hansen would have been spending this time of year in Europe with New Zealand, more often than not blowing away the opposition.
Dave Rennie fielded a weakened team for the tour match, but the dismal performance has left some fans and pundits concerned with the team's prospects at next year's tournament.
The 24-year-old has made a thunderous impact for the Chiefs, earning a call-up from Eddie Jones at the end of last season, making an appearance in the non-cap game against the Barbarians.
The Far North has erupted in celebration following the homecoming of their much-loved, newly-crowned Women's Rugby World Cup champion, Krystal Murray.The Black Ferns prop was welcomed home to Te Hiku o Te Ika this afternoon by thousands...
On Saturday at Twickenham, captain Farrell will make his 100th appearance for England - after a decade of national service. Here, those close to him pay tribute to the Test centurion
Gone are the days of standing room only for an All Blacks team announcement, when the room was filled with an air of invincibility. Their reputation has taken a hammering
