England's Rugby World Cup winners 2003: Where are they now?
Thursday 22 November 2018 08:33, UK
Thursday, November 22, 2018 marks 15 years to the day that Sir Clive Woodward's England tasted Rugby World Cup glory in 2003 against the Wallabies.
On Saturday, Eddie Jones' England host Australia at Twickenham, live on Sky Sports Action from 2pm & Main Event from 2.30pm.
Woodward's class of 2003 achieved what no other northern hemisphere nation has by claiming rugby's greatest prize in Australia 15 years ago to the day.
The head coach of beaten finalists Australia back then? Current England boss Eddie Jones! There are subplots everywhere.
But where did each member of England's 22-man squad go in the aftermath of that 20-17 extra-time victory in 2003?
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Here, we revisit who played that day and what they have been up to since...
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Live coverage of Saturday's final Quilter International Test between England and Australia begins on Sky Sports Action from 2pm and Sky Sports Main Event from 2.30pm.
Will Jones' charges end their November window on a high? Or will the Wallabies put in a much-needed display to relieve some pressure off head coach Michael Cheika? Tune in to find out.
