Monday 20 June 2016 17:15, UK
England clinched a series win on Saturday when they followed up their first Test victory with a 23-7 win in the second Test in Melbourne.
Their win was built on a superb defensive effort that repelled wave after wave of Wallaby attacks and gave England their first-ever series win on Australian soil, as Eddie Jones continues his unbeaten run as national coach.
Sir Clive Woodward, who coached England to victory in the 2003 Rugby World Cup in Australia, says this series win is right up there and believes there is more to come from England.
"This performance ranks right up there, to go to Australia and play like they have played is amazing - Eddie Jones gets a ten out of ten, he has done a remarkable job," Woodward told Sky Sports.
"It just seems to me that England now are very good with ball in hand and they are really good defensively as well. It will take a really top team to beat them.
"They have some outstanding players and I am very proud of the whole effort. To go there and beat Australia is not easy.
"It was only a few months ago that Australia were ripping England to pieces in the World Cup but England have now gone there and won deservedly with a defensive effort that was just heroic."
Woodward continued his praise for Jones and believes that if he continues to get his selection right, then this England team can go on and do something very special.
"These are heady days for England rugby - don't forget England Saxons won their series in South Africa," added Woodward.
"You think of the players not even on the England bench - Alex Goode, Henry Slade - it just shows that England have real depth coming through.
"I keep on coming back to Eddie Jones but he has done a remarkable job in a short period of time,
"He has got his selection right, and there is just so much competition coming through. Once you get your selection right, then you get this real competitive spirit in the group and you get the chance to do something really special."
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