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Joseph enjoys dream return as England thrash Japan at Twickenham
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After four years away from international rugby, Will Joseph marks his return in style by scoring a record-equalling five tries as England humilate Japan at Twickenham, scoring 13 tries in total in a 78-15 victory in the Nations Championship.
After four years away from international rugby, Will Joseph marks his return in style by scoring a record-equalling five tries as England humilate Japan at Twickenham, scoring 13 tries in total in a 78-15 victory in the Nations Championship.
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