Rugby World Cup winning coach Sir Clive Woodward says there is still clear daylight between the All Blacks and rugby's chasing pack.
Writing in the Daily Mail, the former England coach argues that England are the closest side to New Zealand's level, but are still not near being a severe threat to the All Blacks.
"This England team won't win the World Cup, although some of those playing in Sydney on Saturday will certainly provide the core of the team at the 2019 event in Japan," says Woodward.
"What the class of 2016 have done is restore pride, and an appreciation of the basics, and made English rugby believe in itself again. Now they must reboot and set their sights sky-high."
To do that, Woodward argues that England need more players who are the best in the world at their position - of which he believes they currently only have two.
