England completed a clean sweep of their 2025 autumn Tests by holding off an Argentina fightback to win 27-23 at Twickenham, their eleventh victory in a row.
England beat Argentina 27-23 at Allianz Stadium in Twickenham on Sunday 23 November 2025, the last of their four home Tests in the Quilter Nations Series.
Twickenham divides England’s year in two. The Six Nations fills February and March, and in October and November the ground receives the touring sides of the southern hemisphere.
In 2025 the Six Nations unions sold that autumn window as the Quilter Nations Series, taking in every match that involved one of their six teams. The Nations Championship took over the November window in 2026.
Argentina arrived in form, having beaten Wales 52-28 in Cardiff and Scotland earlier in the series. Their fly-half Santiago Carreras was the year’s leading points-scorer in Test rugby.
George Ford opened the scoring with a drop goal. Max Ojomoh, on his second cap, scored England’s first try from a loose ball, then placed a crossfield kick for Immanuel Feyi-Waboso to score in the corner.
England led 17-3 at half-time, and their defence held through an Argentina fightback before a crowd of 80,807. The win completed a clean sweep of four autumn Tests and extended their run to eleven, and Ojomoh was named player of the match.