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Why is beating Australia significant?
England and Australia have a deep-seated rivalry in rugby, stemming from historical contests and competitive matches, particularly in World Cups. A record points haul, like England's 45-22 victory, is therefore a major achievement, providing significant bragging rights and a morale boost for the winning team and its fans.
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