Ellis Genge drafts his rugby dream team, Ben Earl the only Englishman in his 15

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In a rugby fantasy draft, England’s Anthony Watson, Ben Youngs, Dan Cole, and Ellis Genge assembled their dream teams. But the question remains: who would reign supreme?

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Vote below for your pick to clinch victory in this hypothetical tournament among the four sides.

Noteworthy omissions from the draft include Tadhg Furlong, Maro Itoje, and George Ford.

Ben Youngs’ picks garnered the most Instagram likes, featuring the dynamic halfback duo of Aaron Smith and Marcus Smith, captivating the followers’ attention.

Undoubtedly, each team boasts formidable talent, making for an intriguing matchup.

You can listen to the full latest episode of the For The Love Of Rugby podcast here.

The four team are:

  • Unplayables: Ellis Genge
  • Godzilla RFC: Dan Cole
  • Triple Hard B*stards: Ben Youngs
  • The Resistance: Anthony Watson

Unplayables: Ellis Genge

Godzilla RFC: Dan Cole

Triple Hard B*stards: Ben Youngs

The Resistance: Anthony Watson

Who would win?

Updated 2027 Rugby World Cup draw is good news for England and Steve Borthwick

The men's Rugby World Cup 2027 in Australia will feature 24 teams after the World Rugby Council approved historic reimagination of the competition format, window and timing.

The new format will feature six pools of four teams, with a round of 16 added prior to the quarter-finals.

This will enable the tournament window to be reduced from seven to six weeks, while promoting a rhythm that builds momentum across the pool phase and respects the same minimum number of rest days between matches as at France 2023.

If the 2027 Rugby World Cup Draw was made tomorrow, this is what the Pools may look like (based on rankings)

2027 Rugby World Cup draw (Current rankings)

POOL A

  • South Africa
  • Japan
  • Georgia
  • Hong Kong
Siya Kolisi, Captain of South Africa celebrates after the Rugby World Cup Final match between New Zealand and South Africa at Stade De France, Paris on 29 October 2023 (Photo: Micah Crook/PPAUK)

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Siya Kolisi, Captain of South Africa celebrates after the Rugby World Cup Final match between New Zealand and South Africa at Stade De France, Paris on 29 October 2023 (Photo: Micah Crook/PPAUK)

POOL B

  • Ireland
  • Fiji
  • Samoa
  • Chile
James Lowe of Ireland during the Autumn Nations Cup match between England and Ireland at Twickenham Stadium, Twickenham, London on November 21 2020. – PHOTO: Phil Mingo/PPAUK

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