Steve Borthwick's England is struggling to shake off a losing streak, with their latest defeat coming against South Africa, marking a fifth consecutive loss. This ongoing trend highlights the troubling limitations of the team. In a critical moment during the match, England found themselves just inches away from scoring, down by nine points with only 11 minutes left on the clock. Harry Randall made a determined effort to breach the South African defense, taking several strides forward, only to be halted by a tackle. Dan Cole then attempted to push through, reaching the try-line but failing to break free from the South African defenders, who effectively stifled the attack and left him watching as the opportunity slipped away. This match encapsulated a recurring theme for England: the inability to seize crucial moments. Post-match discussions often revolve around the positives—effort, determination, and resilience in the face of adversity. However, the stark reality is that this year has painted a clear picture of the team's shortcomings. With five straight defeats, including three against New Zealand and one each against Australia and South Africa, the latest loss was the most significant in terms of margin. As the team reflects on their performance, the question remains: how can they turn this trend around and develop a winning mentality?