Sam Jones is expected to miss Englands autumn internationals after breaking his right leg during a judo session. The 24-year-old fractured his right fibula during the sessions, organised by head coach Eddie Jones, on Tuesday in Brighton and is awaiting an estimate on how long he faces on the sidelines. Jones, who suffered the injury while grappling with Maro Itoje, is expected to miss the autumn Test series, which kicks off against South Africa on November 12, live on Sky Sports 1. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just ￡6.99. No contract. The Rugby Football Union had initially said Jones injured an ankle, but his Aviva Premiership side Wasps confirmed the fracture on Wednesday. The club is awaiting the results of subsequent MRI scans and Jones will see a specialist on Friday afternoon to determine the extent of the injury, the clubs statement read. Kruis: Itoje Englands answer Maro Itoje can solve Englands openside dilemma, says George Kruis Wasps rugby director Dai Young admitted his sympathy for Jones after performing so well this season, but insisted the club will be able to cope without him. Its a big blow and I really feel for Sam, because he has worked his socks off for Wasps and deservedly got his call-up to England, Young said. Win the Rugby Trip of a Lifetime Enter a free prize draw when you buy tickets for Argentina v Australia at Twickenham Sam has been one of the first names on my team sheet this season and he will be a big loss for us, but we are lucky to have a lot of talented back-rowers at the club who have already stepped up this season. England head coach Eddie Jones had played down injury concerns ahead of the autumn Test series My biggest disappointment is for Sam as hes been playing so well and Im sure would have made a good impression in the England camp.These things happen, but you cant help but feel sorry for him. Its too soon to know how long he will be out, but our medics and physios will look after him and we look forward to having him back when he is ready. England will host four matches at Twickenham Stadium, facing South Africa, Fiji, Argentina and Australia.You can watch Englands tour of Bangladesh, plus Premier League football and the Japan Grand Prix on Sky Sports. Upgrade now and enjoy three months at half price! Also See: RFU target womens rugby growth Gustard: Jones criticism fair Pundits Fixtures and results Vapormax Online . Bookies were offering odds of 13/1 before kickoff that the home team Houston Dynamo would prevail by three goals to nil. Fake Vapormax . 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American David Wise won gold with a score of 92.00, Kevin Rolland of France took silver at 88.66 and American Alex Ferreira rounded out the podium with a score of 85.33. ' ' '