Former England coach Clive Woodward has criticised the use of current chief Steve Borthwick’s substitutions.
The Red and Whites recorded their first victory of the 2023 Six Nations with a 31-14 win over Italy at Twickenham on Saturday. The result lifted England to third in the table and, after a disappointing loss to Scotland, it was just what the doctor ordered.
Writing in his column for the MailOnline, while he was pleased with the win the 2003 World Cup-winning coach says England will have to improve markedly to win future matches in the competition against stronger opposition and questioned some decisions made by Borthwick.
