FILE PHOTO: Rugby Union - New Zealand v France - IRB Rugby World Cup 2015 Quarter Final - Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, Wales - 17/10/15 Former england head coach Sir Clive Woodward Action Images via Reuters / Peter Cziborra Livepic
(Reuters) - England must improve their lacklustre kicking game and be more proactive if they are to overcome France in the Autumn Nations Cup final at Twickenham next Sunday, former coach Clive Woodward has said.
England defeated a spirited but limited Wales 24-13 in Llanelli on Saturday in what was a messy, largely forgettable match to top Group A and book a spot in Sunday's showpiece against Group B winners France, who thumped Italy 36-5 at the Stade de France later in the day.
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