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Cumbria’s Steve Borthwick expected to step down from England role

by Cumbria Crack
31/12/2024
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Steve Borthwick. Picture: Leicester Tigers

Cumbria’s Steve Borthwick is expected to leave his England head coach role in 2027.

It is being reported that he is set to guide England through to a second Rugby World Cup, when his contract ends.

The Ruck website says it is expected that Borthwick will step down from his role after the tournament, even in the event of a triumph in Australia.

Borthwick was appointed as the England rugby team’s coach in 2022 following the sacking of Eddie Jones.

Borthwick joined Leicester as coach in 2020 and served as England forwards coach under Jones between 2016 and 2019.

Carlisle-born Borthwick started his senior career at Preston and in 16 years played for Bath and Saracens from where he won 57 caps for England.

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