Tom Curry Urges England Players to Take Responsibility for Late Game Failures

As England prepares to face Australia, Curry emphasizes the need for players to improve discipline and consistency after recent defeats.

England has struggled to maintain leads, losing their last three Tests against New Zealand despite being ahead in the final quarter.
Tom Curry insists that the players, not coach Steve Borthwick, are to blame for the team's late-game collapses due to a lack of discipline.
Key issues identified include conceding penalties in the final 20 minutes, which disrupts field position and limits attacking opportunities.
Borthwick has faced criticism for his substitution timing, but Curry maintains that the onus is on the players to perform consistently.
Australia, England's next opponent, has also faced challenges under coach Joe Schmidt, losing five of their last six matches.