Moody will win his 41st cap on Saturday

Last Sunday's 34-3 defeat in Sydney was a fourth in succession after losing their last three Six Nations matches.

The last time they suffered such a run was in 1984 - losing to France, Wales, South Africa (twice) and Australia.

"We know this team is beatable. Hopefully, we are going to go out there and give it to them," said Moody.

ENGLAND'S LOSING RUN IN 2006 Jun 11: Australia 34-3 England Mar 18: England 24-28 Ireland Mar 12: France 31-6 England Feb 25: Scotl'd 18-12 England

"There were opportunities (in the first Test) when we realised we could do a job. It is just a matter of getting everything in place.

"It is about finishing off the opposition, which comes down to the execution from the players on the pitch."

Fly-half Olly Barkley echoed Moody's sentiments, suggesting England "got a bit over-excited" with the four try-scoring opportunities they created in the first half alone.

But he insisted the players are capable of one last effort as they attempt to end a nine-month season on a high.

"It is hard for any team at the end of a long season, but we are in the same boat as the Australians and New Zealanders when they come over to us in the autumn," Barkley added.