England v Barbarians - In Pictures


By Patrick
June 3 2010

England warmed up for their summer tour of Australasia with a well-earned victory, but Martin Johnson’s team were forced to withstand a strong second half fight back from the invitational side. Some photos from the match...

England v Barbarians - In Pictures


England warmed up for their summer tour of Australasia with a well-earned victory, but Martin Johnson’s team were forced to withstand a strong second half fight back from the invitational side. England led 32-7 early in the second half, but were pegged back to 32-26 before a late Olly Barkley penalty put the win beyond doubt.


The players line up for the national anthem


Mark Cueto breaks through the Baabaas defence


Byron Kelleher puts in a last ditch tackle on Charlie Hodgson


Rodrigo Roncero tackles Steffon Armitage


James Haskell on the attack


Haskell scores the first of England's tries


Number 8 Xavier Rush plays at scrum half


Cueto again beats the Baabaas defence


Mark Cueto against Paul Warwick


Shontayne Hape runs in a try


Ben Foden scores


Mike Tindall scores England's fourth try


Mike Tindall scores England's fourth try


Nick Easter rises high to collect a restart


Steffon Armitage is tackled


Ben Foden in possession


Byron Kelleher gets the ball away


Mark Cueto shrugs off a tackle


Nick Easter on the charge during the final moments of the game


The players celebrate winning the Mastercard Trophy


All photos copyright Patrick Khachfe - full set here

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