Charlie Morgan is a Senior Rugby Writer and the Head of Production at Stakpod. With a focus on national rugby coverage in the United Kingdom, Charlie's articles can be found in publications such as The Telegraph, New Zealand Herald, Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo Sports, Lexology, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Irish Independent. His work has also been featured in The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Eben Etzebeth (left) and Jesse Kriel celebrate after winning last year's World Cup final - Reuters
South Africa will begin their autumn with a gargantuan team featuring seven forwards on the bench to face Scotland , with the hosts handing Tom Jordan a maiden start at full-back.
By: Charlie Morgan
charlie morgan Joseph Sua'ali'i's sleight of hand was but one facet of a sensational debut performance - David Davies/PA Wir
By: Charlie Morgan
Steve Borthwick's coaching team is relatively fresh-faced - Getty Images/David Rogers
By: charlie morgan
After a sighter to establish his range, Eben Etzebeth strikes. The illustrious Springboks lock has been offered a trivia question: how many of his 129 caps have come against Maro Itoje?
By: Charlie Morgan
Exclusive: At aged 33, totemic second-row is showing no signs of slowing down as he and Springboks plot Englandâs downfall on Saturday
By: charlie morgan
The Springboks have vowed not to get sucked into any ill-feeling from last year's World Cup semi-final against England, admitting they could be âembarrassedâ on Saturday if they do so.
By: Charlie Morgan
After a long hiatus, the revival of the A team and the employment of a gifted coaching staff are a boon for a richly talented, emerging crop
By: charlie morgan
As a gauge of where England currently stand in world rugby's pecking order, a match against the world champions is the ultimate test.
Rassie Erasmus, the South Africa coach, has questioned England's fitness ahead of Saturday's meeting at Twickenham , suggesting their late lapses could be due to an inability to maintain the intense blitz defence.
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