'Greater things to come,' says Mitchell after England winning run ends

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What happened

Head coach John Mitchell says England's thrilling draw with Canada will inspire "greater things to come" from the world champions despite the result ending their record-breaking winning streak.

Key facts

  • Head coach John Mitchell says England's thrilling draw with Canada will inspire "greater things to come" from the world champions despite the result ending their record-breaking winning streak.
  • Reported by BBC Sport and published Sat, 19 Sep 2026 19:04:10 UTC.

Why it matters

Results, confirmed transfers and injury news change squads, competition odds and contract value, so this is the kind of sports story worth following rather than routine fixture chatter.

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  1. England’s historic winning streak ends after Red Roses draw with Canada

  2. 'Greater things to come,' says Mitchell after England winning run ends

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England’s historic winning streak ends after Red Roses draw with Canada

WXV: England 26-26 Canada Canadians end home side’s run of 39 successive wins Still unbeaten, yes, but for England this was anything but business as usual. The Red Roses remain undefeated in 40 Tests, but, for once, there were no victory speeches afterwards.

Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by The Guardian