We've had a great run, but have not won anything serious yet

FREDDIE STEWARD admitted England will have to press the reset button for the Six Nations as they went their separate ways after a momentous autumn.

- BY ADAM HATHAWAY

Steve Borthwick’s squad will have a week at a training camp in Girona at the end of January before heading to their Bagshot base to prepare for their opener against Wales on February 7.

The side won four out of four in November, including a 33-19 humbling of the All Blacks, to make it 11 wins on the bounce and are on a roll.

But they broke up on Sunday night after the 27-23 victory over Argentina to head back to clubs playing varying tactics and game plans.

England finished the autumn series ranked third in the world, guaranteeing a top seeding for the World Cup 2027 draw, which takes place on December 3.