England face New Zealand on Saturday at Twickenham to kick off the Autumn internationals, but what constitutes a good series, who has the most to prove and who should we be looking out for? The experts give us their predictions and views on the November action. New Zealand ran out narrow 30-22 winners against England at Twickenham nearly a year ago Sir Clive Woodward (England World Cup winning coach) Click here to read former England coach Sir Clive Woodward's thoughts on Saturday's clash at Twickenham What would constitute a good Autumn for England? Beating New Zealand. If England can beat the world’s best with a depleted team their World Cup credentials would be hard to argue with.
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Semesa Rokoduguni has the chance to be the man everyone is talking about after the Autumn internationals
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Owen Farrell has a point to prove, and can help release England's backs
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Julian Savea’s scoring record against England is phenomenal
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Kyle Eastmond showed his potential in the summer against the All Blacks
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