England v South Africa Rugby Union Odds

The England v South Africa Rugby Union Odds for this England South Africa betting rugby union International at Twickenham has World Champions, South Africa as the narrowest of favourites to win. The two teams last met in the World Cup Final in Paris in 2007, which South Africa won by 15-6, but they know that this will not be so easy in front of a huge partisan English crowd.

The two countries have played each other thirty times so far down the years, with the ‘Boks' winning 17, England 12 and one match drawn, but the one statistic that will worry England the most is that they have lost the last five matches against them.

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England come into the match following an unconvincing display against Australia last week and it appears new manager, Martin Johnson will have his work cut out in getting the team to fire. Against Australia, they looked bereft of ideas on occasions and often attacked from the three-quarters without the necessary momentum, they did create some half chances; but by and large, they never looked likely to cross the line again after Nick Easter had been forced over for England's only try in the first half. The pack were totally outplayed too by a tough Australian front five and they know it get worse for them against South Africa who's front five is probably the best in the world right now.

Betting has England 11/10, South Africa are Even Money.

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