ENGLAND return to international test rugby in the Autumn Nations Series this November – and you can be there!
Steve Borthwick’s side face four gruelling tests against some of the best international sides in rugby, and SunSport has everything you need to know about getting to Twickenham this Autumn!
England Autumn Nations Series tickets
England started the Autumn Nations Series with a win over Australia, and now face three more tests against Fiji, New Zealand and Argentina.
Who are England playing in the Autumn Nations Series, and are tickets still available?
England have FOUR clashes at Twickenham in the Autumn Nations Series in November.
They got going with a 25-7 test victory against Australia on November 1, and follow that up with a match against Fiji this weekend on November 8.
Steve Borthwick’s men then have a test against New Zealand, looking to get the better of the All Blacks after a close two point loss last year.
The Autumn Nations Series then concludes with the visit of Argentina, who England beat in a two-game series over the summer.
How to get tickets for England vs Fiji
The Flying Fijians trip to Twickenham marks the first time since the Rugby World Cup in 2023 that the two sides have met.
Steve Borthwick’s side were 30-24 victors over the Fijians in the quarter-finals in France.
You can purchase tickets for this clash from:
How to get tickets for England vs New Zealand
This is the most popular clash that England have this Autumn, with the trip of New Zealand always promising drama at Twickenham.
Tickets for England vs New Zealand have SOLD OUT on general sale, but tickets remain available.
You can still purchase them from:
How to get tickets for England vs Argentina
Los Pumas have spent the summer, alongside Australia and New Zealand, pushing for the Rugby Championship – which they fell short of to South Africa.
The World Cup winners beat Argentina at Twickenham to clinch the title, and they return to the capital once more.
Argentina got the better of the British & Irish Lions in their opening test in Dublin, but lost a two-game series 2-0 to a rampant George Ford & Co prior to the Rugby Championship.
Tickets for this clash remain available, and you can purchase them from:
