Fiji led England at Twickenham in the second of the 2025 autumn Tests before a second-half surge carried the hosts to a 38-18 win and a ninth straight victory.
England played Fiji in the Quilter Nations Series at Allianz Stadium in Twickenham on Saturday 8 November 2025, the second Test of their autumn.
The November Tests are the older half of the English international year. Touring sides from the southern hemisphere and the Pacific come north each autumn, except when a Rugby World Cup fills the window. Twickenham, the Rugby Football Union’s own ground since it opened in 1909, stages England’s share.
In 2025 the Six Nations unions sold the window as the Quilter Nations Series. England came into the match on eight straight wins under Steve Borthwick, having beaten Australia the week before.
Fiji led for much of the first half. Tevita Ikanivere scored from a maul, and Caleb Muntz gathered Simione Kuruvoli’s chip to put Fiji 13-7 ahead. Fin Smith’s crossfield kick then found Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, and England led 14-13 at half-time.
Ikanivere scored again after the break, but the England bench decided the match. Captain Ellis Genge, Jamie George, the returning Henry Arundell and Maro Itoje all scored. England won 38-18 before 78,678, their ninth consecutive victory.