US EditionEngland hold off Pumas fightback to win 11th straight
Max Ojomoh scored and assisted key tries as England maintained an unbeaten November with an 11th consecutive win, holding off Argentina's late comeback at Twickenham.
- On Nov 23, 2025, England national rugby union team beat Argentina national rugby union team 27-23 at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, extending their winning streak to 11 and securing a 100% November record.
- Steve Borthwick, England head coach, made six changes as injuries unsettled plans with Fraser Dingwall withdrawn and Max Ojomoh drafted in on Friday for his second cap.
- England led 17-3 at half-time after Max Ojomoh, a late call-up, scored the opening try and set up Immanuel Feyi-Waboso and Henry Slade, while Rodrigo Isgro's 79th-minute try set up a grandstand finish before Ewels' 85-minute lineout steal clinched the match.
- The victory completed England's 2025 home unbeaten run and builds momentum into the Six Nations, while Argentina missed the chance for a November clean sweep and Twickenham erupted as Mitchell kicked into touch.
- The game's physical finish may influence selection and disciplinary decisions, as Argentina finished with 14 men after a late hit that left coach Felipe Contepomi furious.
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LONDON (AP) — England completed a winning streak in November by withstanding a second-half comeback from Argentina to win 27-23. Sunday's victory was inspired by Max Ojomoh, who was a late addition to the squad.
LONDON (AP) — England completed a series of victories in November by resisting a comeback in the second half of Argentina to win 27-23. Sunday’s triumph was inspired by Max Ojomoh, who was summoned last minute. The center was called on Friday to make just his second appearance with his selection following Fraser Dingwall’s injury and took full advantage, starting with a 10-minute escape try to give England a 10-0 lead in Twickenham. Ojomoh then …
England rugby star Tom Curry described as a 'bully' after clash with Argentina coach in tunnel
LONDON (AP) — Argentina rugby coach Felipe Contepomi described Tom Curry as a “bully” and accused the England flanker of pushing him during an expletive-filled clash in the tunnel after the teams' match at Twickenham on Sunday.
England rugby star Tom Curry described as a 'bully' after clash with Argentina coach in tunnel
Argentina rugby coach Felipe Contepomi has described Tom Curry as a “bully” and accused the England flanker of pushing him during an expletive-filled clash in the tunnel after the teams’ match at Twickenham. The Pumas were incensed by Curry’s 75th-minute…
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