England’s Hard-Fought Victory
England achieved their 11th straight victory by overcoming Argentina 27–23 at Allianz Stadium. The win completed their first autumn clean sweep since 2021. The match demanded grit and composure as Argentina mounted a strong second-half comeback.
Key Player: Max Ojomoh
Max Ojomoh played a pivotal role in orchestrating England’s attacking rhythm. His sharp decision-making and defensive effort helped contain Argentina’s powerful forward plays and secured critical possession in the closing stages.
Match Highlights
- England built an early lead through disciplined set-pieces and tactical kicking.
- Argentina responded with two converted tries, narrowing the margin late in the game.
- England’s defense held firm under pressure during the final minutes.
- The victory extended England’s unbeaten run to 11 matches, reinforcing their form ahead of next year’s international fixtures.
Coach’s Reflection
Coach Steve Borthwick praised the team’s resilience and control, stating,
“We showed real determination to close out a very tough game against a physical side. The players should take pride in how they managed the final moments.”
Looking Ahead
England’s success this autumn underlines their growing consistency and mental strength. The squad now turns its focus toward the Six Nations, buoyed by momentum and renewed confidence.
Author’s summary: England’s narrow 27–23 win over Argentina capped an 11-match unbeaten streak, marking their first full autumn sweep since 2021.
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