Here are the five players who disappointed us in round one of the Autumn Internationals. They will have better weekends, that's for sure!
1. Huw Jones (Scotland)
A difficult afternoon defensively – badly exposed in the lead up to both Welsh tries. Always a threat in attack but this isn’t the first time questions have been asked about his reliability when not in possession.
2. Luke Morgan (Wales)
There were rumours a search party was going to be sent out for him when the first half passed without Morgan touching the ball. How unnerving is that for a new cap, anxious to make an impression? He handled for the first time on the field of play on 53 minutes, with his first pass arriving 12 minutes later.
3. Alec Hepburn (England)
A first England start but not his day. Outgunned at scrum time and no opportunity to show what he can do in the loose. Went off at half-time.
4. Siya Kolisi (South Africa)
He fumbled in the middle of a maul that looked ominous for England and found himself clattered by Te’o. Made way for Lood de Jager at the business end.
5. Nehe Milner-Skudder
Led the haka with some fire and intensity. Couldn't quite find top gear and was replaced at halftime due to injury.