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Englands Chris Robshaw insists the abuse the team suffered at the hands of the Australian media during the summer made them tighter as a group as Saturdays clash at Twickenham approaches.England will draw level with the triumphant run established by Sir Clive Woodwards World Cup winners if they add Australia to a collection of autumn scalps that already includes South Africa, Fiji and Argentina.Among the results that comprise their current run is a 3-0 series whitewash of the Wallabies that was completed on their summer tour in June.From the moment of their arrival Down Under, the Grand Slam champions faced a sneering home media with Robshaw enduring the worst of the hostility when targeted in a disparaging promotional video aired by the host broadcaster that has since been removed from the internet.The Harlequins flanker, who marked his 50th cap with a man of the match performance in the second Test in Melbourne, is pleased to have had the last laugh.That is quite satisfying. We went down there and had a fair bit of abuse come our way, he said. I think as a group that makes you tighter together, especially when youre on the other side of the world.Theres a huge amount of respect between England and Australia because we know how dangerous they can be. The battles weve had have been pretty even over the years.That England-Australian rivalry is huge and has been in all sports over the years. As a player its great to be a part of because you know what it means. Youve been brought up on how fierce that rivalry is.Spectators love being part of it as well and you can sense the atmosphere. Whenever I have played Australia - eight times - they have been an extremely dangerous side. They can hurt you from anywhere.Every time weve played them theyve always been close games. No matter if theyve been high or low scoring, theres always been only a couple of points between us. As a player you have to play for the full 80 and leave everything out there. 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Ron Hainsey had two assists and Cam Ward stopped 31 shots.Its a big lift, Hainsey said of the comeback. Obviously we were outplayed through two (periods). We just had a hard time keeping much in their zone. Being able to claw one out in the third period -- maybe you dont deserve it the way the bulk of the game went, but its certainly something well take.Jeff Petry and Andrew Shaw scored for league-leading Montreal. Al Montoya finished with 15 saves.Montoya was playing in the building, now known as PNC Arena, which was the site of the 2004 draft in which he was the first-round pick by the New York Rangers.We played a really good road game, Monreal coach Michel Therrien said. Youre on the road and give up 18 shots, you usually win those types of hockey games. I think the effort was there. But you need puck luck, and we didnt have the puck luck they did.Montreal outshot Carolina 9-4 in a scoreless first period, and then had a 12-4 advantage in the second as they took a 1-0 lead.Petry scored with 5:41 left in the period as his shot from the right circle went into the open glove side of the net. The goal stood up after a Carolina coachs challenge for goalie interference, with the ruling that Hurricanes defenseman Noah Hanifin had checked Daniel Carr into Ward with the goalie falling off his skates.Skinner tied it at 3:12 of the third, redirecting Hainseys bllast from the left point off his left skate and past Montoya glove side.ddddddddddddCarolina then took the lead at 7:43, as Teravainen deflected Hainseys rocket from the high slot past Montoya.This is a good league, Carolina coach Bill Peters said. Theres not many nights when youre playing a team that isnt any good. And you have to have a healthy respect for everybody in the league. But if were beating good teams, thats got to put us in that category at some point.And it went to 3-1 at 9:02, as Rask scored on a wrister from the right circle on a centering pass from Elias Lindholm.Weve been having good goaltending, and its certainly always good to have that on your back, said Rask, who shares the team scoring lead with Skinner with seven goals and 14 points. And were scoring a lot of goals now. We didnt play our best in the beginning, but we stuck with our game plan. Were beating some of the best teams in the league now, and were feeling good.Shaw cut the margin to 3-2 with 4:31 left.Game notes The contest was the first of the teams three-game season series. The other two are in Montreal on Thursday and on March 23. ... RW Alexander Radulov (illness) was out of the lineup for Montreal, while RW Sven Andrighetto and D Joel Hanley were healthy scratches. ... C Andrej Nestrasil was a healthy extra for Carolina along with D Klas Dahlbeck and D Ryan Murphy. ... Hainsey played for the Canadiens from 2002-04. ... Montreal LW Chris Terry was a member of the Hurricanes in several stints from 2012-16.UP NEXTCanadiens: Host Toronto on Saturday night in the opener of a three-game homestand.Hurricanes: Host Winnipeg on Sunday in the finale of a five-game homestand. ' ' '