No, they haven't.

My mistake forgot about 2009

2/3 then.

But not against GB or England where they usually win by a landslide.

Regards,
4-44 and 16-46.

Elland Road as a venue for Tests against Australia is not a record to be proud of.

1986 - Great Britain 4 Australia 34
1990 - Great Britain 0 Australia 14
1994 - Great Britain 4 Australia 23
1997 - Great Britain 20 Australia 37
2004 - Great Britain 4 Australia 44
2009 - England 16 Australia 46

Your obsession with past results as a barometer for future results is foolhardy.

Disreguard the past 40 years and look at this tournament in isolation.

England have a great chance.

If England can play as well as they against NZ and against Australia at Wembley then they will make Australia have to play very well to win. England have a good team but more importantly for me they seem to have belief in their ability to beat Australia.

Lets all pray for rain.......

Derailing threads with comments like "You just concentrate on beating sides like Wales and France and leave beating Australia to us seeing as you aren't very good at it" seems pretty trollish to me whether it's factual or not. Fortunately we won't be leaving Kiwi Shane and his nation with the responsibility of taking on Australia.

Well said