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Joseph runs riot with 5 tries as England thrashes Japan in Nations Championship rugby

On Saturday, England dominated Japan in a record-breaking match at Twickenham, scoring a staggering 78-15 victory. Rookie winger Will Joseph played a pivotal role in the triumph, scoring an impressive five tries. The match started with England leading 49-10 at halftime, showcasing their dominance from the early stages. Joseph, the younger brother of former England and British Lions center Jonathan Joseph, was a constant threat.

He scored the first try just 60 seconds into the game, followed by a hat trick after 19 minutes and four more tries after 24 minutes. Joseph's five tries not only set a new England single-test record but also tied the record set by Henry Arundell against Chile at the 2023 World Cup.

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