Somebody was having an absolute field day when they lined up Australia v Wales at 445 then Bosnia v Wales at 8 next Saturday
Think England will get beaten by Australia today. They've struggled at Twickenham in the past but it's because they are rarely able to compete at the scrum and last time round gave away 4 more penalties than England. They're a different beast now and you don't win the Rugby Championship if you're soft up front. They also have the best back row in the world and England couldn't manage to compete at the breakdown with Wales so they are going to have their hands full with Pocock and Hooper.
England's selection policy and tactics are just too scattergun. Whilst Farrell and Burgess did okay when they came in last week, they are completely different players to Ford and Joseph/Slade and it changes the way England would have played. Where is the identity? As an example Wales are notoriously one-dimensional but at least the players coming into the side know how the team players and what their role is, hence why the likes of club-level players like Hallam Amos and Matthew Morgan are able to come into the side without being too detrimental to the team.
They're also not fit enough. England players were walking round with their hands on their knees panting for the last 20 minutes last Saturday. Mike Brown should never have been isolated for that decisive penalty but England were just too slow getting there. In contrast Wales had George North, Sam Warburton and Gethin Jenkins over the ball who had all been on since the start - Jenkins is shit in the scrum but how many loosehead props in world rugby would be chasing a high kick after 75 minutes and first on the scene of the breakdown?
That said England are more than capable of beating Australia, unlike Wales. They are not suddenly a bad team and most times would have run out winners last week but were castigated for their lack of gameplan and inability to beat a Wales side that were weakened and walking wounded.