The Haka is one of the most intimidating things in sport, but England showed at the 2019 Rugby World Cup the perfect way to respond. New Zealand start every match by performing the ceremonial war d…
Footage captured England stars’ incredible reaction to the Haka at Rugby World Cup and Owen Farrell even explained smirk to New Zealand playersThe Haka is one of the most intimidating things in sport, but England showed at the 2019 Rugby World Cup the perfect way to respond.
New Zealand start every match by performing the ceremonial war dance to show their strength and physical prowess… and to frighten the life out of their opponents.showed they would not be intimidated before their Rugby World Cup semi-final showdown four years ago. They lined-up in a V-formation to stare down the All Blacks, something they would later go on to be fined for.
Rules state that players cannot cross the halfway line, but at least six England players were encroaching in an attempt to combat the haka. Captain Owen Farrell was seen smirking at his opponents, while Dan Cole had something of a vacant expression on his face - the one where you suddenly realise you forgot to close a window before leaving.Australia coach Eddie Jones rips into journalists in fiery press conference rantIt seemed to do the trick, however, with England dominating the early exchanges and Manu Tuilagi scoring a try in the first 96 seconds.
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