BATON ROUGE, La. - Casie Ramsier scored twice, including the game-winner in the 89th minute, to seal a 2-1 victory for No. 11 Auburn at LSU on Thursday night. The Tigers (12-4-0, 8-1-0 SEC) tallied their seventh-straight victory, setting a new program record.Credit this team and their mental toughness, said head coach Karen Hoppa. They played hard and did everything [the coaching staff] asked of them. They dealt with adversity on the road and giving up a goal, but what a performance by Casie Ramsier. It was just unbelievable from our senior and Im really proud of this team.Ramsier tallied her 30th and 31st career goal, moving into a tie for third on the programs all-time list, while also netting her 10th career match-winner, good for third all-time at Auburn.The team came out and they were ready to play, stated Ramsier. It wasnt easy and we knew it was going to be tough, especially playing [at LSU] and with the break at halftime, we knew wed have to come out with energy in the second half.After a dominant start to the match for Auburn, the senior midfielder put the guests ahead in the first half when she laced a shot across the face of goal in the 36th minute, a lead Auburn would hold into the break.Lightning would then hold off play for 81 minutes as the teams stayed in the locker rooms with 45 minutes remaining in the match.In the second half, LSU (7-10-0, 2-7-0) tied it back up with a goal in the 80th minute on a one-timer inside the box.With time nearly gone, Bri Folds was responsible the games final chance and played through Ramsier in the middle of the box where the Dallas, Texas native slotted home the match-winner with just 53 seconds left on the clock.Auburn would hold on as time ticked away and came to a close, sending the road team to its seventh-consecutive conference win and sixth-straight result on the road.The Tigers held a 21-13 advantage in shots and drew eight fouls in the contest.Auburn gets back on the pitch Sunday evening when it takes on Texas A&M. 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The move came as the team neared the end of its third consecutive last-place season in the NL East.England kick-off their Old Mutual Wealth Series on Saturday against a side they have failed to beat in 10 years. South Africa have won 11 of the 12 Tests between the countries since 2006, including the 2007 World Cup final. Daly to start for England Elliot Daly will make his first England start on Saturday against South Africa However, the Springboks have struggled since reaching last years World Cup semi-finals and come into Saturdays Twickenham clash on the back of a record home defeat to New Zealand and late draw against the Barbarians. England, on the other hand, are on an upward curve and boast a 100 per cent record under Eddie Jones. They will look to build on their Six Nations Grand Slam success and series whitewash of Australia as they seek an 11th successive win. The nations have served up some memorable contests in the autumn internationals over the years. Here are five of our favourite Twickenham Tests…2002: England run riot England scored seven tries against the 14-man Springboks South Africa are renowned for their physicality but they completely lost their discipline against Clive Woodwards men and were duly punished as they fell to their heaviest ever defeat.Lock Jannes Labuschagne was red-carded after 23 minutes for a late barge on Jonny Wilkinson, one of a number of cheap shots that left Woodward and the England coaching staff fuming.The England players kept their composure in difficult circumstances and played some inspirational rugby, running in seven tries in a one-sided 53-3 victory. Ben Cohen applauds the sending off of Jannes Labuschagne Will Greenwood scored twice and Lawrence Dallaglio brought England past the half-century mark when he dotted down from a dominant five-metre scrum.The Springboks went a mile over the line today, said England assistant coach Phil Larder. We were always prepared for our key players to be put under pressure but I was surprised by the severity of it.To me the games all about winning, not putting opposition players in a heap over the sideline.2004: Champagne Charlie Charlie Hodgson scored 27 points as England registered their sixth successive win over South Africa Charlie Hodgson led England to their sixth successive win over the Boks as he scored 27 points in a 32-16 victory.The fly-half registered a full house - scoring a try, five penalties, two conversions and a drop goal - with Mark Cueto also touching down for Andy Robinsons side.Bryan Habana crossed for a late try on his Test debut but Springboks coach Jake White admitted his side were outclassed by a superb England performance. QUIZ: Englands last win over SA England were 23-21 winners over South Africa in 2006 but can you name the starting XV? It looked like men against boys at times and these guys are not world champions for nothing, said White.The score probably flattered us a bit and if England had kept the heat on it could have been worse.2006: Englands last win Phil Vickery powered over late on to snap Englands losing streak Phil Vickerys late try gave England a narrow 23-21 victory over the Boks and avoided a record eighth successive Test defeat.dddddddddddd.England trailed 18-6 after tries on either side of half-time by Butch James and Akona Ndungane, with fly-half Hodgson forced off injured shortly before the interval.But the home side capitalised on the sin-binning of Jean de Villiers, Cueto showing quick reactions to touch down after Andy Goode lost the ball while diving for the line, and Vickery barged over late doors to snatch victory. Vunipola ready for brutal Boks Mako Vunipola speaks to Sky Sports ahead of Saturdays Twickenham Test That was for everyone involved in English rugby, said Robinson. It has been tough but everyone kept their composure.The sides met again at Twickenham the following weekend and South Africa prevailed 25-14, sparking the 12-game unbeaten streak against the English. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just ￡6.99. No contract. 2012: Captains call Chris Robshaws captaincy was called into question after Englands narrow loss to the Springboks Having been criticised for declining kicks at goal during Englands loss to Australia the week previous, Chris Robshaw again came under fire against the Boks.With less than three minutes remaining and England trailing by four points, Robshaw instructed Owen Farrell to go for goal instead of an attacking line-out, much to the fly-halfs disbelief.I thought there would be enough time to go back down there and kick a drop goal, said Robshaw afterwards. England vs Fiji November 19, 2016, 2:00pm Live on Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass There wasnt, and replays showed Robshaw asking referee Nigel Owens if he was allowed to change his call. South Africa held on for a 16-15 victory thanks to Willem Alberts fortuitous try and 11 points from Patrick Lambie.This defeat was quickly forgotten the following weekend as England produced arguably their best performance under Stuart Lancaster to beat the All Blacks.2014: Losing streak continues South Africa consigned England to their fifth successive Test defeat Three second-half tries were not enough as England fell to a 31-28 loss against South Africa.Danny Care had a moment to forget on his 50th England appearance when his pass was intercepted by Jan Serfontein for the opening try, and a lovely dink over the top by Lambie saw Cobus Reinach cross just 43 seconds after the restart.Englands maul yielded two tries while Victor Matfield was in the bin but the Boks responded with a try from a maul of their own, Schalk Burger the scorer.Dylan Hartley was yellow-carded for a stamp on Duane Vermeulen and that allowed South Africa to extend their lead to eight points, Brad Barritts try coming too late as England fell to a fifth consecutive loss.Watch England v South Africa live on Sky Sports 1 HD on Saturday from 2pm. Catch all four of Englands Old Mutual Wealth Series fixtures for £25 with NOW TV. No contract. Also See: Daly starts for England QUIZ: Englands last win over SA Vunipola ready for brutal Boks Coetzee looking to dominate ' ' '