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30 October 2026

Injured Tuipulotu a doubt for England's autumn Tests

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Injured Tuipulotu a doubt for England's autumn Tests

Uncapped hooker Kepu Tuipulotu has suffered a knee injury in training and will not be included in England's squad for the Australia fixture on 8 November.

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