Drew Mitchell 'pays his debts' after making bet with Joe Marler

Rugby News
Tuesday, 12 July 2022 at 11:37
screen shot 2022 07 12 at 113525
Wallabies legend Drew Mitchell has 'paid his debts' after he lost a bet to England international Joe Marler.
The England prop offered the Wallabies legend Drew Mitchell a wager as their respective countries prepared for their second test of their three match series last weekend.
And with England winning, it was up to Mitchell to sing the English anthem...

How to watch Australia vs England second test on UK TV

In the UK, Sky Sports have the rights to broadcast all three matches of England’s summer test series in Australia.
The second test will be shown on Sky Sports Main Event (Sky channel 401) and Sky Sports Action (Sky channel 407) from 10:15am.
Sky customers can watch all the action on TV or online and on mobile devices via the SkyGo or Now TV apps which can be downloaded from most mainstream app stores.

EDITORS PICKS

JOE MARLER: DREAM TEAM

Joe Marler's dream team of players he’s coached could compete with any team from any generation of rugby.

FRONT-ROW

1. Jason Leonard (England)
2. Rory Best (Ireland)
3. Carl Hayman (New Zealand)
Marler on Leonard: "My Idol - I still pinch myself when I'm in his company. A juggernaut on the pitch and a legendary drinker and socialiser off it."
2232518

SECOND-ROW

4. Alun Wyn Jones (Wales)
5. Paul O'Connell (Ireland)
2215691 5

BACK-ROW

6. Jerome Kaino (New Zealand)
7. Justin Tipuric (Wales)
8. Kieran Read (New Zealand)
jerome kaino new zealand 3770576 1

HALFBACKS

9. Will Genia (Australia)
10. Owen Farrell (England)
Marler on Farrell: "The only indispensable player is Farrell. He is to England what Cristiano Ronaldo is to Portugal, or what Steph Curry is to the Golden State Warriors. With his leadership, ability and drive, England are a different animal. Owen takes things by the scruff of the neck, just like his dad."
2394032
Owen Farrell (c) of the Saracens during the Gallagher Premiership Rugby Match between Bath Rugby and Saracens at the Recreation Ground on 17 Oct. Photo: Steve Haag/PPAUK

CENTRES:

12. Ma'a Nonu (New Zealand)
13. Brian O'Driscoll (Ireland)
1870551

BACK-THREE:

  • 11. Siteveni Sivivatu (New Zealand)
  • 14. Josua Tuisova (Fiji)
  • 15. Stuart Hogg (Scotland)
2422890 1
Try Celebrations for Stuart Hogg of Exeter Chiefs during the European Rugby Champions Cup Match between Exeter Chiefs and Montpellier at Sandy Park on 11 December 2021. Photo: Tom Sandberg/PPAUK
loading

Loading