Wales v England: Eddie Jones will not complain to World Rugby about refereeing
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Wales v England: Wales beat England 40-24 after an incident-packed match
England will not make an official complaint to governing body World Rugby over the refereeing in Saturday's 40-24 defeat by Wales.
Referee Pascal Gauzere awarded Wayne Pivac's side two controversial first-half tries in Cardiff.
England head coach Eddie Jones said after the match his side were "not allowed to debate" the decisions.
Ex-England captain Martin Johnson described the awarding of Wales' first try as "appalling refereeing".
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The score came when Gauzere had told England captain Owen Farrell to talk to his players about ill discipline, before allowing Wales' Dan Biggar to take a penalty while the visitors were still in a huddle.
Biggar kicked cross-field for wing Josh Adams, who scored.
The controversy around Wales' second try centred on whether wing Louis Rees-Zammit knocked the ball on while attempting to gather a kick.
The incident happened in the lead-up to a try for Liam Williams, and Gauzere deemed it a legitimate score.
The defeat all but ended England's hopes of defending their Six Nations title, while Wales remain on course for an unexpected Grand Slam after sealing the Triple Crown.
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