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Rugby World Cup 2019: No one else in Japan thinks England can beat All Blacks – Jones

New Zealand are the favourites for Rugby World Cup success to all but those in the England camp, according to Eddie Jones.

Owen Farrell will move back to outside centre, with George Ford at fly-half for England's Rugby World Cup semi-final against New Zealand.

Steve Hansen laughed off Eddie Jones' comments about England being spied on ahead of their Rugby World Cup semi-final against New Zealand.

Springbok Cheslin Kolbe will sit out the Rugby World Cup semi-final against Wales with an ankle injury and has been replaced by Sbu Nkosi.

Scott Barrett is the only change to the starting All Blacks team who crushed Ireland in the quarter-finals as they prepare to face England.

Scrum-half Ben Youngs expects Tom Curry to go from strength to strength, along with Sam Underhill.

Scrum-half Faf de Klerk believes criticism of his kicking at the Rugby World Cup is unfounded.

Defence coach John Mitchell does not believe New Zealand would benefit from seeing what England are up to in training.

Back-row Ross Moriarty thought a high shot on Gael Fickou could be the last part he played in the Rugby World Cup.

Rugby Australia must do all it can to continue promoting home coaches, says departing boss Michael Cheika.

Steve Hansen says Kieran Read missed training on Tuesday due to the wet conditions and will be fit when New Zealand play England.

World Rugby said Jaco Peyper apologised for an inappropriate photo on social media but he will not officiate a Rugby World Cup semi-final.

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I spy with my little eye ... Eddie Jones alleged England were being filmed when training for their match with New Zealand.

Just one day after being sent off in France's loss to Wales, Sebastien Vahaamahina has called time on his international career.

After big wins over Australia and Japan respectively in the Rugby World Cup, England and South Africa moved up in the world rankings.