England Vs Argentina: Chessum faces a fight against time to make Rugby World Cup

Posted by World Wide Tickets And Hospitality on March 17th, 2023

Ollie Chessum faces a battle against time to make the RWC 2023 after displacing his ankle. The Leicester lock will go under operation on Monday, and aspects a five to six-month regaining time. Head trainer Steve Borthwick claimed England remains confident the engine room powerhouse can improve in time for the global fight in France. Chessum has been one of England’s top players and England could well do with his physicality and set-piece insight in the autumn.

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We are very confident he will have that opening to be fit for the Rugby World Cup 2023, said Borthwick. He’s a great player and a bright young man, he’s going to do everything in his control to get back on the ground as soon as possible. New manager Borthwick already charges Chessum as among his most vital players. I think you’ve seen the rising of a player who looked at home at this level.

I was chatting with him this morning and the willpower he has to be back on the field and back in an England shirt is pretty huge. He will have the chance to be fit and back on the field in eagerness for the France Rugby World Cup. England has plenty of glitches on their plate already after last weekend’s record home downfall, the 53-10 thrashing by France. Borthwick’s men now face world number one team Ireland in Dublin on Saturday.

Some honest talks about RWC

The England Rugby World Cup side boss confessed there had been some truthful conversations this week. Last week was not plenty good, there have been several upfront talks in a review of that game. We’ve got to test our skills against the number one side of the world. And our performance needs to progress largely. Henry Arundell will make his full Test introduction in one of England’s peak burden games.

Borthwick’s confidence speaks volumes about Arundell’s extraordinary talent and calm manner. Henry Arundell has a massive future in front of him, said Borthwick. He is precise for this game. We’ve already seen signs of his talent at this level, and he’s an amazingly exciting player. This comes down to all England did sick against France. They misplaced the breakdown battle, their kicking was poor and they made too many control errors.

The way we were in the interaction area wasn't good enough, on both sides of the ball, Steve Borthwick said post-match. The numerical returns are brutal. England made closely twice as many handling errors as France (13-7), lost double as many rucks (6-3), and wasted 26 tackles, while their ruck recycling speed was slower than their challengers. Rugby fans can buy England Rugby World Cup Tickets at exclusively discounted prices.

Get the basics right before Rugby World Cup 2023

There were also those annoying moments and unusual errors like knock-ons off restarts, and the chaos around Charles Ollivon's second try where he succeeded to dot the ball down as England spun it back over their try line. These are fixable errors and Borthwick will look to iron these out this week. Eventually, when you play a game and you lose the crash as badly as we did in defence and giving the opposition chance, quick ball, offloads and you lose it.

It's hard to get a position in the game, Borthwick said. The sarcasm in all of this is, the set piece was hard. The scrum and lineout are much enhanced from the autumn, but it wasn't enough to get a foothold in the game. I've never before been in a Test game where our set-piece has worked well and yet we still feel that really on the back foot, Jamie George said.

France is an outstanding Rugby World Cup team and when we look back at it we'll be upset with our work to get into place because that's the only way to be physical you need to be in a spot to do that but we weren't. The kicking was also errant, gifting France the chance to respond and put the ball precisely where they want it. It's exactly what England did not want to do.

Argentina Rugby World Cup side can win the 2023 contest

The latter phases of 2022 showed that Argentina can beat any side, anywhere in the world. They positively directed two of the most factually challenging plans in rugby beating New Zealand in New Zealand and thrashing England at Twickenham. Neither of these rivals would claim to have been in peak form in the last 12 months, but these acts were openly praised for a reason they are brilliant accomplishments for a global rugby team.

These consequences, perhaps more than any other test game outcomes of late, with Italy’s wins over Wales and Australia as prominent contenders, testify to the unparalleled lowness of modern global rugby. The volatility of the Test arena and a twisted France Rugby World Cup draw make Argentina an outside bet for a home in the final in Paris. Taking the rugby places as gospel, Argentina will come second in Pool D, under England, who are graded sixth to ninth.

This will see them face Australia in the first quarter-final of the RWC. At this stage, the positions would suggest that Michael Cheika’s men would bow out of the competition. However, the recent form would suggest that Argentina are likely to advance to the Rugby World Cup Semi-Finals. They won their most recent game against Australia credibly, putting 48 points on the Wallabies lately their heaviest loss of 2022. Rugby fans can buy Argentina Rugby World Cup Tickets at exclusively discounted prices.

The Australia RWC team under Eddie Jones are unknown

Of course, the Australia Rugby World Cup team under Eddie Jones are an entirely unknown quantity and in said game, they were without lucky charm Michael Hooper and Samu Kerevi, playing with James O’Connor at fly-half. However, neither team will have a home benefit and Argentina look to be refining as disparate to the Wallabies’ inaction. This is at worst a winnable fixture for Argentina and, needy on the course of the Rugby Competition.

Speaking of highly winnable fixtures, English admirers will approach their pool-stage tournament against Argentina with anxiety. The paybacks of Steve Borthwick’s stewardship are yet to be fully realised and, despite signs of upgrading, there is every chance that the Rugby World Cup 2023 will just be too soon for England to be reasonable. Argentina, with the related benefits of a steady coaching group and the sureness from a maiden win at Twickenham, will fancy their risks of an upset in Pool D.

Should Argentina top the group, they will likely face Wales in the quarter-final, who are not only ranked below los Pumas but are in the doldrums in this Six Nations and will be hard pushed to improve their performances without speedy resolution of their significant structural struggles. Argentina will make the quarter-final phase and play either Australia or Wales. Either way, odds are they progress to the next stage of the contest.

Easy opponent against Argentina RWC side

Thrashing Australia would see Argentina face Ireland in a Rugby World Cup Semi-Final. Otherwise, topping Pool D and thrashing Wales would pit them against France. France's rugby team are ranked second in the world, but on the sign of the Six Nations would be a pointedly preferable opponent than a seemingly persisting Ireland team. This places huge stress on Argentina’s triumph in the group stages as a win against France.

Although suspect, is far more imaginable than beating Ireland in its present form. France seems unable to spare the long periods of physical supremacy they charged in 2022, relying on their variable talents to create odds in attack rather than playing the more planned rugby we’ve seen from them in fresh years. Argentina is capable of caring for brilliant attackers, with the likes of Marcos Kremer.

The fast-and-loose Gallic style of attack could play into the Argentines’ hands in a highly hassled contest. Getting to the semi-final against France puts them an upset away from a place in the Rugby World Cup Final, and given the weather of global rugby, I wouldn’t bet against a headline of Argentina winning World Cup 2023.

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