Finn Russell slotted a penalty eight minutes from time to earn Scotland a narrow 20-17 win over England Rugby on Saturday as they took advantage of a penalty try and a yellow card for the visitors to wrestle back control of an intense Six Nations game.

Scotland, 10-6 up at halftime, were 10-17 down when they were awarded a penalty try after England hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie batted away a high cross-field pass. He was sent to the sin bin for 10 minutes. It proved the turning-point as with the one-man advantage, Scotland won a late penalty to snatch victory and take the Calcutta Cup for a second successive year.

Ben White scored Scotland’s other try while all England’s points came from young fly-half Marcus Smith, who crossed for a try and was unlucky to end on the losing side.

Scotland cling on to beat England and retain Calcutta Cup

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In their most recent meeting, England beat the Wallabies 40-16 during a World Cup quarter-final in Japan.

England and Australia have played each other on 51 occasions since their first meeting in 1909. Both teams have won 25 matches apiece and there has also been one draw.

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16th July 2022	Australia Vs England
23rd July 2022	Australia Vs England

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England captain Owen Farrell has been cleared to face Australia on Saturday after his Covid case was confirmed as a false-positive.

Farrell missed the 69-3 rout of Tonga in the Autumn Nations Series opener at Twickenham after being forced to self-isolate because of the result of a PCR test taken on Thursday.

But he will now rejoin the squad after a review of the sample revealed that he does not have the virus with NHS test and trace on Sunday morning giving the green light to leave quarantine.

Frustratingly for England, the laboratory that reviewed the test determined on Saturday morning before the Tonga game that it was a false positive, yet Farrell has only just been told he can return to the squad’s main training base in Surrey.

The Saracens and Lions star had been due to start at fly-half and it was only announced 90 minutes before kick-off that he would not be in action against the Islanders.

“Owen Farrell’s subsequent PCRs have also been negative and therefore he has been released from self-isolation,” a Rugby Football Union statement added.

It concludes a confusing 48 hours which England wing Jonny May admitted left even players wondering if the match would proceed and what role Farrell might play in it.

“It was stressful. It’s hard enough preparing for a Test match without all of that,” May said.

“I was worried about coming down to breakfast and the game not being on if we had had a few more positives. To perform under those conditions and distractions is credit to the team.”

Once it was discovered on Thursday evening that Farrell was the only member of Eddie Jones’ squad and staff to produce a positive result, it was requested that the sample be retested.

The following night England were told of the false-positive but they were then forced to wait for clearance from NHS track and trace and the UK Health Security Agency before the 30-year could leave self-isolation.

England will face Australia at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday 13th November. This will be the second of three autumn internationals to be played by England in 2021. The winner of this match will be awarded the Cook Cup. In their most recent meeting, England beat the Wallabies 40-16 during a World Cup quarter-final in Japan.

The England captain, Owen Farrell, has been cleared to face Australia on Saturday after his Covid case was confirmed as a false positive.

Farrell missed the 69-3 rout of Tonga in the Autumn Nations Series opener at Twickenham after being forced to self-isolate because of the result of a PCR test taken on Thursday.

But he will now rejoin the squad after a review of the sample revealed that he does not have the virus, with NHS test and trace on Sunday morning giving him the green light to leave quarantine.

The Saracens and Lions player had been due to start at fly-half and it was only announced 90 minutes before kick-off that he would not be in action against the Islanders.

“Owen Farrell’s subsequent PCRs have also been negative and therefore he has been released from self-isolation,” a Rugby Football Union statement said.

It concludes a confusing 48 hours which the England wing Jonny May admitted left players wondering if the match would proceed and what role Farrell might play in it.

“It was stressful. It’s hard enough preparing for a Test match without all of that,” May said. “I was worried about coming down to breakfast and the game not being on if we had a few more positives. To perform under those conditions and distractions is credit to the team.”

Once it was discovered on Thursday evening that Farrell was the only member of Eddie Jones’s squad and staff to produce a positive result, it was requested that the sample be retested.

The following night England were told of the false positive but they were forced to wait for clearance from NHS test and trace and the UK Health Security Agency before the 30-year-old could leave self-isolation.

Farrell’s availability now leaves Jones facing the conundrum of who to pick in his midfield. George Furbank proved an accomplished alternative as starting fly-half but Marcus Smith stepped off the bench and stole the show, inspiring a late avalanche of points despite entering the game with a leg injury.

Jones is likely to revert to his intended 10-12 alliance of Smith and Farrell but in doing so he would break up the highly effective centre combination of Manu Tuilagi and the man of the match against Tonga, Henry Slade.

England will name their team for the clash against rejuvenated Australia on Thursday morning.

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England’s British & Irish Lions are poised to be available for all three autumn internationals in November despite an agreement which stipulates they will have a week off on welfare grounds, the Guardian understands.

England play Tonga, Australia and South Africa this autumn and – according to a 2018 agreement between the Rugby Football Union, the Rugby Players’ Association and Premiership Rugby – Lions players are due to sit out one of the fixtures. Enforced rests have proved unpopular with players in the past because they must forgo the lucrative £25,000 match fee, however, and it is understood selection will now be based on each individual’s circumstances.

The 13 England players who toured South Africa over the summer are undertaking a 10-week rest period until mid-October as part of the same agreement. Several are poised to return ahead of schedule, however, and some potentially as early as this weekend.

Northampton confirmed on Tuesday that Courtney Lawes, who played only five matches for the Saints last season, is available for selection while Kyle Sinckler has requested clearance to return early for Bristol. Harlequins have also revealed that Marcus Smith is due back ahead of schedule, having not featured in any of the three Tests against the Springboks, while it has been reported that Saracens’ Jamie George and Exeter’s Jonny Hill are eager to return on similar grounds. Bath have also revealed they are in discussions over Anthony Watson’s early return.

The RFU has said applications can be made to return earlier with supporting evidence from the player, the club and Eddie Jones and each will be considered on an individual basis. But with several Lions expected to forgo their 10-week rest periods and avoid a mandatory week off in the autumn, the 2018 agreement, on the face of it, appears redundant.

England Rugby held a three-day training camp in Teddington, which finished on Tuesday. Jones selected a 45-man squad including 10 of the 13 Lions last week and even the fact they were available to attend came as a surprise given the high injury rate at England camps over the summer.

England will play three Test matches at Twickenham Stadium in autumn 2021.

Eddie Jones and the squad will begin their campaign on 6 November next year against an emerging nation in rugby, with the exact opponent to be confirmed at a later date.

The following weekend Australia head to south west London in a repeat of last year’s Rugby World Cup quarter-final which England won 40-16. It will be the eighth time England have faced Australia under head coach Eddie Jones and the fourth time on home soil.

In the final match of the series, England will play South Africa on 20 November in what will be the first meeting between the sides since the Rugby World Cup 2019 final. This also sees the Springboks back at Twickenham Stadium for the first time since 2018, England edging that game 12-11.

England head coach Eddie Jones said: “These will be some good games of rugby and tough tests for us as we work to improve ourselves as a team.

“South Africa are world champions and we’ll be looking to benchmark ourselves against them.

“Australia are rapidly improving, have a lot of new talent coming through and good coaches like Dave Rennie and Scott Wisemantel, who we know well.

“We’ve not had the chance to play southern hemisphere teams this year, so it will be a good chance to see where we are up to and hopefully some great rugby for our supporters to enjoy.”

Kick off times and broadcast details will be confirmed in due course.

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ENGLAND 2021 AUTUMN INTERNATIONALS AT TWICKENHAM STADIUM

• Saturday 6 November* – England v TBC emerging nation
• Saturday 13 November* – England v Australia
• Saturday 20 November* – England v South Africa

England will face Tonga at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday 6th November. This will be the first of three autumn internationals to be played by England in 2021. In their most recent meeting, England beat Tonga 35-3 in a pool match at Rugby World Cup 2019.