Will Greenwood: Former English midfielder on England's chances in their clash against the All Blacks at Twickenham

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The All Blacks aren’t likely to receive a warm welcome at Twickenham. After falling to the boys in black earlier this year, the English will be aiming to cut them off at the knees to claim the win for themselves. Piney caught up with former English midfielder Will Greenwood for a chat about the team’s chances in their third clash of the year. Greenwood says that for England to be considered a world class team, they’ll have to win three out of four matches at home. “We’ve got to turn over one of you or South Africa, and on form, I think we have to identify a victory over New Zealand as a very realistic, not overly ambitious target.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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