England want to end Scotland ‘hurt’ – Mitchell

England’s rugby coach, John Mitchell, has expressed the team’s desire to end Scotland’s “hurt” in an upcoming match. He believes that Scotland will be looking for revenge after losing last year’s fixture and wants his players to be prepared for a tough battle.

During a press conference, Mitchell stated, “We’re aware that Scotland will be hurting after last year’s defeat and will come out with a point to prove. It’s important for us to be mentally and physically ready for the challenge.”

The rivalry between England and Scotland in rugby is steeped in history, with both teams always giving their all when they face each other on the field. Mitchell knows that his players will have to be at their best to come out victorious.

He added, “We have a lot of respect for Scotland and their abilities. We know that they will throw everything at us, but we are ready to give it our all and come out on top.”

The match between England and Scotland is highly anticipated by fans of both teams, with tensions running high leading up to the game. Mitchell understands the importance of this fixture and is eager to see his players perform to the best of their abilities.

As the two teams prepare to face off, the entire rugby world will be watching to see who will come out on top in this fierce rivalry. England’s goal is clear – to end Scotland’s “hurt” and emerge victorious in the upcoming match.