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Juan Manuel Leguizamon consoles Mike Blair and Nick De Luca © Getty Images |
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Argentina's Lucas Amorosino slides in to score the vital try © Getty Images |
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Ireland's Keith Earls dives in for their bonus-point try © Getty Images |
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England's Chris Ashton carries out his traditional dive © Getty Images |
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Martin Johnson watches his charges © Getty Images |
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Samoa's Sakaria Taulafo chases after a slightly bigger ball than usual © Getty Images |
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Mike Tindall fires a pass to his left © Getty Images |
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Bryan Habana goes over to score © Getty Images |
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Martin Johnson and Mike Tindall speak to the media © Getty Images |
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Mike Tindall runs with the ball during an England training session © Getty Images |
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Thomas Waldrom prepares to join England © Getty Images |
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Jonny Wilkinson trains hard on his kicking © PA Photos |
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Martin Johnson looks on during the team huddle © Getty Images |
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Brad Thorn is tackled by two children © PA Photos |
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Nick Easter looks on from the sidelines © PA Photos |
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Mike Tindall evades the grasps of his team-mates during a training session © PA Photos |
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Tom Palmer returns to his old school © Getty Images |
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