The Campese thing is world wide known as disgracefull cheating.
It took an act of cheating to win the second World Cup. David Campese, the Australian wing, broke the laws of Rugby Union to deny England a try in the final at Twickenham in November. The Australians won 12 - 6 with a rock solid defence that had earned them a ticket to Twickenham after conceding only three tries in the tournament.
England, who had been criticized earlier for playing conservatively, played with verve and enterprise. But a pass to Rory Underwood, which which would have left the England wing a clear run to the line, was deliberately knocked-on by Campese. The referee, Derek Bevan, awarded a penalty and not a penalty try as many believed would have been appropriate. England reached the final with close victories against France in Paris and Scotland at Murrayfield, while Australia had accounted for the defending champions New Zealand.
As for real football, you did actually beat us the last time we played though it was a seriously weakened England side and in a pointless friendly.