England's Rugby Team Faces Crisis After Italy Loss

0:00On March 7th, England's rugby team just took a tough loss in Rome to Italy, who claimed their first ever win over them. The defeat came down to poor discipline, with yellow cards the Sam Underhill and Captain Maro Itoje leaving England shorthanded. It puts them at three straight losses in the Six Nations. Coach Steve Borthwick shook things up with 12 changes to the starting lineup after the Ireland defeat, hoping for fresh energy. Instead, the Si repeated old mistakes like too many turnovers in sloppy possession play, despite scoring two decent tries. Players were left stunned on the pitch, heads down and staring blankly as the whistle blew. Fans who traveled to Rome groaned at wayward kicks and errors, showing growing frustration with a team that's hard to cheer for right now. The bigger issues run deep, from miking fight and identity to a kicking game that isn't winning hearts. And now it's like Ben Earl did heavy lifting on his 50th cap, but too many others fell short, fueling calls for accountability. With a huge clash against France in Paris next week, Borthwick's drop hangs in the balance

1:03as the Rugby Football Union watches closely for signs of. Real Change