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INTERNATIONAL RUGBY
Mr. Kraken
7/11/20251 min read
Argentina host England again in the second and final Test match in San Juan tonight. Steve Borthwick’s side defied the absence of 13 key players on British and Irish Lions duty in Australia for what was a hugely impressive 35-12 First Test victory over the Pumas in La Plata last weekend.
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MATCH Details
England vs Pumas
Kick-off: 11:00 am ET
Venue: San Juan Stadium
Live Stream: Watch on Rugby24.TV
Argentina vs England team news
After such an impressive First Test showing, Borthwick has made just one injury-enforced change to the England team - who remain without the suspended Immanuel Feyi-Waboso - in San Juan.
Henry Slade will play no further part this summer due to a hand issue, meaning Harlequins’ Luke Northmore will make his international debut at outside centre in an inexperienced pairing alongside Seb Atkinson, who earned his first official cap last week after also featuring against a France XV at Twickenham last month.
Argentina vs England lineups
Argentina XV: Elizalde; Moroni, Cinti, Piccardo, Mendy; S Carreras, Benitez Cruz; Gallo, Montoya (c), Kodela; Petti, Rubiolo; S Grondona, Gonzalez, Matera
Replacements: Bernasconi, Vivas, Delgado, Paulos, Isa, B Grondona, Moyano, Roger
England XV: Steward; Roebuck, Northmore, S Atkinson, Muir; Ford (co-c), Spencer; Baxter, George (co-c), Heyes; Ewels, Coles; B Curry, Underhill, T Willis
Replacements: Dan, Rodd, Opoku-Fordjour, Cunningham-South, Pepper, Dombrandt, Van Poortvliet, Murley
Argentina vs England head to head (h2h) history and results
The win in the First Test was England’s third in a row against Argentina, a run that also includes two matches at the 2023 World Cup - one in the pool stage and the bronze final.
They have won 13 of the last 14 meetings between the sides overall since 2009, including two summer Tests in Argentina in 2017.
The Pumas won for the first time at Twickenham for 16 years in the autumn of 2022 thanks largely to 25 points from the boot of Emiliano Boffelli.
Argentina wins: 5
England wins: 22
Draws: 1