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Prediction: In delivering such an emphatic victory against Australia, England ensured that expectation levels rocketed on a similar trajectory to their form. But even if they were to fall short of the benchmark set against the Wallabies they should have too much class for a Samoa side starved of top class opposition.




Match scheduled:
Date:
20-11-2010
Play Time
14:30 until 16:30GMT
15:30 until 17:30CET
16:30 until 18:30EET
03:30 until 05:30NZT
02:30 until 04:30NZST
01:30 until 03:30EDT/AUS
End of Year Internationals

Matt Banahan,Shontayne Hape vs George Pisi,Seilala Mapusua

England - Player to Watch: England scrum-half Ben Youngs was the tormentor-in-chief against the Wallabies last time out - can he reproduce another game-defining performance against the Islanders?

England - Team News: England have made four changes to the side that beat Australia with Bath's Matt Banahan coming in at No.13 instead of Mike Tindall and Leeds openside Hendre Fourie granted his first Test start in place of regular captain Lewis Moody who is rested. Elsewhere, Stade Francais flanker James Haskell comes in for Tom Croft on the blindside flank and Bath's David Wilson packs down at tight-head instead of Dan Cole.

Samoa - Player to Watch: Winger Alesana Tuilagi was sent off on his last international appearance at Twickenham in 2005 but is unlikely to be daunted by a return to England's HQ or the opposition due to his familiarity with both thanks to his Leicester Tigers connections.

Samoa - Team News: Samoa have opted against making any changes to the XV that were beaten by Ireland. As a result they boast seven English-based players in Paul Williams (Sale Sharks), David Lemi, Sakaria Taulafo (London Wasps), Seilala Mapusua, George Stowers (London Irish), Alesana Tuilagi (Leicester Tigers) and Filipo Levi (Newcastle Falcons), with Exeter Chiefs scrum-half Junior Poluleuligaga on the bench. Hooker Mahonri Schwalger retains captaincy.

The England national rugby union team represents England in rugby union. They compete in the annual Six Nations Championship with France, Ireland, Scotland, Italy, and Wales. They have won this championship on 25 occasions, 12 times winning the Grand Slam, making them the most successful team in the tournaments history. England also compete for the Calcutta Cup with Scotland as part of the Six Nations. They are ranked fifth in the world by the International Rugby Board as of 8 November 2010. England won the Rugby World Cup in 2003 and finished runners-up in 1991 and 2007.

Union : Rugby Football Union
Emblem(s) : Red Rose
Ground(s) : Twickenham
Coach(es) : Martin Johnson
Captain(s) : Lewis Moody
Most caps : Jason Leonard (114) [1]
Top scorer : Jonny Wilkinson (1172) [2][3]
Most tries : Rory Underwood (49)

The Samoa national rugby union team is the representative side of Samoa in international rugby union. In Samoa, they are often called Manu Samoa, in honour of a famous Samoan warrior, and from 1924 to 1997 competed as Western Samoa. They perform a traditional Samoan challenge called the siva tau before each game. They were formerly members of the Pacific Islands Rugby Alliance (PIRA) along with Fiji and Tonga.[2] They are ranked 12th in the world. They have recently been bankrolled by millionaire Sir Michael Fay, one of New Zealand’s wealthiest men.

Union : Samoa Rugby Football Union
Nickname(s) : Manu Samoa
Emblem(s) : the Southern Cross
Coach(es) : Samoa Fuimaono Tafua
Captain(s) : Samoa Mahonri Schwalger
Most caps : Brian Lima (62)
Most tries : Brian Lima (29)

England

		Team
15	FB	Ben Foden
14	W	Chris Ashton
13	C	Matt Banahan
12	C	Shontayne Hape
11	W	Mark Cueto
10	FH	Toby Flood
9	SH	Ben Youngs
1	P	Andrew Sheridan
2	H	Dylan Hartley
3	P	David Wilson
4	L	Courtney Lawes
5	L	Tom Palmer
6	F	James Haskell
7	F	Hendre Fourie
8	N8	Nick Easter

Samoa

	Team
15	FB	Paul Williams
14	W	David Lemi
13	C	George Pisi
12	C	Seilala Mapusua
11	W	Alesana Tuilagi
10	FH	Tasesa Lavea
9	SH	Kahn Fotuali'i
1	P	Zak Taulafo
2	H	Mahonri Schwalger
3	P	Anthony Perenise
4	L	Kane Thompson
5	L	Filipo Levi
6	F	Ofisa Treviranus
7	F	Manaia Salavea
8	N8	George Stowers