US EditionEngland Edges Argentina 22-17 with Van Poortvliet's Last-Minute Try
CAPITAL DEPARTMENT, SAN JUAN PROVINCE, JUL 12 – England seeks to extend a 13-win streak over Argentina despite missing 13 key players, while the Pumas aim to avenge their heavy first Test loss, officials said.
- England won the second Test against Argentina 22-17 on July 12, 2025, at Estadio Bicentenario in San Juan with a last-minute try by replacement scrum-half Jack van Poortvliet.
- England clinched the series 2-0 following a commanding 35-12 victory in La Plata last weekend, despite missing several regular starters who were away with the British and Irish Lions tour.
- The match saw a tight contest with Argentina leading 17-14 at halftime, Ford leveling via a penalty early second half, and Guy Pepper making a decisive blind-side break setting up Van Poortvliet's winning try.
- Argentina captain Julian Montoya apologized for excessive penalties and said, "We were not good enough, we have to be honest with ourselves," while Ford praised the team's fight and togetherness, stating, "I'm proud of the boys."
- England's series win maintains their unbeaten record in Argentina since 1981 and highlights their ability to perform strongly despite an inexperienced squad and missing regulars.
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