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22Michelle · 61-69, T
England have been poor since 2019, and were it not for tge lopsided draw would not have made it out of the group games. Can they win? Of course, there's always a chance. However, England have to improve massively, and SA have to be off their game. It can happen, but it's highly unlikely.
@22Michelle if so what are the areas that England need to improve.
Playing in France
conditions are in favour of England too
Playing in France
conditions are in favour of England too
22Michelle · 61-69, T
@IamLara they need to improve in every area! There's not one aspect of their game that is up to the standard required. Most of all they need to be able to execute any plans they have. Add that neans nailing the basics, handling, giving and receiving passes, kicking for position......
The one area they do seem to have an advantage is in place kicking, which has been a SA problem. However, without improvements in other areas they're unlikely to get enough opportunities to to get kickable penalties, let alone conversions.
As above it is going to take a massive change in both side's form. It could happen, but it's almost beyond possible.
The one area they do seem to have an advantage is in place kicking, which has been a SA problem. However, without improvements in other areas they're unlikely to get enough opportunities to to get kickable penalties, let alone conversions.
As above it is going to take a massive change in both side's form. It could happen, but it's almost beyond possible.