England’s Marcus Smith is gearing up for a monumental challenge as he and Fin Smith unite in their dream of victory against the All Blacks in New Zealand. The two Smiths, Marcus and Fin, are working closely together in the England camp, preparing for the first of two Tests against the All Blacks.
Marcus Smith, the fly-half for England, expressed his gratitude for being part of the tour and working alongside Fin Smith. He emphasized that there is no competition between them, but rather a collaborative effort to lead the team to success on the field. Both players are focused on delivering the messages that will help the team score tries and secure a win against the formidable All Blacks.
Having been part of the England set-up since 2021, Marcus Smith has learned from experienced players like Owen Farrell and is now ready to guide Fin Smith in his England journey. He believes in an open and supportive environment where players can learn from each other and grow together.
England’s recent performances have shown significant improvements in their attack, with a strong showing against France, Ireland, Wales, and a convincing win over Japan. Marcus Smith highlighted the team’s aggressive attacking mindset and their readiness to face the All Blacks with confidence. He mentioned the team’s strong set-piece, improved defense, and enhanced attacking strategies as key factors contributing to their recent success.
Looking ahead to the match against the All Blacks, Marcus Smith expressed the team’s excitement and determination to showcase their best performance against one of the best teams in the world. England has made just two changes to the side that faced Japan, with Joe Marler and Will Stuart joining the front-row.
The upcoming Test against the All Blacks promises to be a tough challenge for England, but Marcus Smith and his teammates are eager to demonstrate their skills and compete against the best in the world. Fans can catch all the action live on Sky Sports and witness the thrilling encounter between England and New Zealand.