England Rugby headlines: rugby chiefs vow strong response to racism; England call-up Janse van Rensburg; dominant Six Nations runs; ongoing crisis coverage. England remains a top-tier national team with a deep pool of talent and a history of success.
England dominates Fiji in a 73-8 Nations Championship win, with Henry Pollock scoring a hat-trick and new debuts making strong impressions. Kuruvoli is sent off for Fiji, and England eye a trip to Argentina next.
England’s captain has warned of a strong response if racist abuse recurs in the July tour match in Santiago del Estero. Players are consulting with teammates from diverse backgrounds, with plan B in place if abuse reoccurs, and the team has expressed support for Argentina’s efforts to prevent it.
England has secured a five-try win over Argentina in Santiago del Estero, despite disciplinary bans and a late scare. Immanuel Feyi-Waboso and Marcus Smith lead the charge, with Ben Earl scoring twice in a high-tempo test that featured multiple sin-binnings and a review by the TMO.
England has claimed back-to-back Test wins, including a dramatic 31-24 victory over Argentina, but their discipline remains a worrying trend with multiple yellow cards across eight matches in 2026. The run follows a brutal summer schedule that contributed to travel fatigue and scrutiny over the team’s performance ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup.
England have claimed a 31-24 victory over Argentina in a dramatic Test, extending their July tour. Four players were sin-binned and yellow cards rose, highlighting discipline issues. Argentina were denied a late try by video review amid celebrations in England’s locker room.