England's dramatic Six Nations win in Wales proves they can rule the world and arrive at the next World Cup as the world's best team, according to World Cup winning coach Sir Clive Woodward.
Eddie Jones' side snatched a late 21‑16 victory in Cardiff thanks to Elliot Daly's late try, which extended their winning run to 16 matches under the Australian coach ‑ two behind the All Blacks' world record winning streak for a tier one nation.
Woodward, who guided England to their only World Cup win in 2003, insists opposing teams will obsess over how to beat England as much as they would ahead of facing the All Blacks.
Source: stuff.co.nz
