England is confident of pushing the All Blacks all the way, after fresh from a second successive Six Nations crown in 2017 and matching New Zealand’s record of 18 straight Test wins.
According to Business Ghana.com, those thoughts of parity with the world’s best are a long way gone now.
Expectations have changed after six defeats in their last seven matches.
This autumn, facing South Africa, New Zealand, Japan and Australia, just two wins from four Tests would be a decent result for England.
Coach Eddie Jones has downplayed the importance of the results, claiming that England don’t need to win any of their autumn internationals.
Meanwhile, Scotland faces Wales at 3.45am tomorrow while England meets South Africa at 4am.
You can watch the England-South Africa game on FBC TV and Wales-Scotland match on FBC Sports.
