Immanuel Feyi-Waboso's red card costs England in close match against France

England's rugby team faced a disappointing defeat against France in a non-capped match that took place at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham. The match was significant for returning winger Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, who had not played since dislocating his shoulder in December. Sadly, he was sent off in the first half after a high tackle on French fly-half Antoine Hastoy, an act that deeply affected the team's performance. Despite England leading by 12 points with only ten minutes left, the match turned dramatically in the final moments. As England appeared to be on the verge of victory, France capitalized on late-game indiscipline from the English side, scoring two converted tries in quick succession. The shift in momentum emphasized England's lack of composure under pressure and their inability to maintain their advantage. Although several English players had performed well, notably scoring four tries throughout the match, the late flurry of points by France ultimately sealed their triumph. Head coach Steve Borthwick had high hopes for the match, especially with Feyi-Waboso returning from injury. However, the red card not only impacted the game's outcome but also complicated England's plans for the upcoming tour to Argentina. Feyi-Waboso faces a two-match suspension, meaning he will miss the Argentina matches but may still join the squad for the Test against the USA later. With Feyi-Waboso out of contention for the important upcoming series, the team now must refocus and adjust strategically without one of their key players. The match against France served as a stark reminder of the pressures and challenges of international rugby, particularly in preparation for a critical summer tour where team cohesion and discipline will be paramount. This encounter highlighted the importance of maintaining composure in tight matches and the need for the team to learn from their mistakes moving forward.