England has named its lineup for Saturday’s Round 3 Nations Championship clash against Argentina as Steve Borthwick’s side looks to build on last week’s dominant victory over Fiji. England rebounded from its opening-round loss to South Africa with a 73-8 performance in Round 2 and now travels to Argentina for one of the tournament’s biggest top-10 matchups.
Argentina, meanwhile, has not yet announced its lineup. Los Pumas bounced back from their opening defeat to Scotland by defeating Wales 35-21 and will be looking to end England’s five-match winning streak in the series when the teams meet in Santiago del Estero.
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England’s starting XV features experienced internationals Ellis Genge, Jamie George, Ben Earl, Fin Smith, Marcus Smith and Henry Slade, while a talented bench includes Tom Curry and Henry Pollock. Argentina’s matchday squad will be added once it is officially released.
England Rugby Lineup Vs. Argentina
Starting XV
Ellis GengeJamie GeorgeJoe HeyesAlex ColesGeorge MartinOllie ChessumGuy PepperBen EarlJack van PoortvlietFin SmithImmanuel Feyi-WabosoSeb AtkinsonHenry SladeTommy FreemanMarcus Smith
Replacements
Luke Cowan-DickieEmmanuel IyogunAsher Opoku-FordjourTom CurryHenry PollockBen SpencerBenhard Janse van RensburgNoah CaluoriArgentina Rugby Lineup Vs. England
Argentina has not yet announced its lineup for Saturday’s Nations Championship match against England. This story will be updated once Los Pumas release their official matchday squad.
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Nations Championship Round 3 Fixtures & Schedule
Saturday, July 18 (ET)
3:10 a.m. ET — New Zealand vs. Ireland4:40 a.m. ET — Japan vs. France6:10 a.m. ET — Australia vs. Italy9:10 a.m. ET — Fiji vs. Scotland11:40 a.m. ET — South Africa vs. Wales3:10 p.m. ET — Argentina vs. EnglandNations Championship StandingsNorthern HemisphereIreland — 10 pointsFrance — 7 pointsScotland — 6 pointsEngland — 5 pointsWales — 5 pointsItaly — 0 pointsSouthern HemisphereSouth Africa — 10 pointsNew Zealand — 10 pointsArgentina — 6 pointsJapan — 4 pointsAustralia — 3 pointsFiji — 0 pointsRemaining Nations Championship Schedule
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Nations Championship Round 4
Friday, Nov. 6
3:10 p.m. ET — Ireland vs. Argentina
Saturday, Nov. 7
6:40 a.m. ET — Italy vs. South Africa9:10 a.m. ET — Scotland vs. New Zealand11:40 a.m. ET — Wales vs. Japan3:10 p.m. ET — France vs. Fiji
Sunday, Nov. 8
10:10 a.m. ET — England vs. AustraliaNations Championship Round 5
Friday, Nov. 13
3:10 p.m. ET — France vs. South Africa
Saturday, Nov. 14
6:40 a.m. ET — Italy vs. Argentina9:10 a.m. ET — Wales vs. New Zealand11:40 a.m. ET — England vs. Japan3:10 p.m. ET — Ireland vs. Fiji
Sunday, Nov. 15
10:10 a.m. ET — Scotland vs. AustraliaNations Championship Round 6
Saturday, Nov. 21
9:10 a.m. ET — England vs. New Zealand9:10 a.m. ET — Scotland vs. Japan11:40 a.m. ET — Ireland vs. South Africa11:40 a.m. ET — Italy vs. Fiji3:10 p.m. ET — France vs. Argentina3:10 p.m. ET — Wales vs. AustraliaNations Championship Final
The inaugural Nations Championship Final will be played during the weekend of Nov. 27, with the top Northern Hemisphere team meeting the top Southern Hemisphere team to determine the tournament champion.
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World Rugby Nations Cup Round 3 Fixtures & Schedule
Saturday, July 18 (ET)
10:30 a.m. ET — Samoa vs. Romania1:00 p.m. ET — Uruguay vs. Hong Kong China3:00 p.m. ET — Chile vs. Georgia4:45 p.m. ET — Tonga vs. Portugal7:30 p.m. ET — USA vs. Spain8:00 p.m. ET — Canada vs. ZimbabweWorld Rugby Nations Cup Standings
Pool A
Chile — 10 pointsUSA — 9 pointsSamoa — 5 pointsTonga — 5 pointsUruguay — 5 pointsCanada — 3 points
Pool B
Georgia — 9 pointsSpain — 8 pointsPortugal — 7 pointsRomania — 4 pointsZimbabwe — 1 pointHong Kong China — 0 pointsHere’s How Fans Can Watch The World Rugby Nations Cup
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Current World Rugby Men’s RankingsSouth Africa — 93.96New Zealand — 91.04Ireland — 89.32France — 87.43England — 84.75Scotland — 84.09Argentina — 84.06Australia — 80.60Fiji — 78.69Italy — 77.31Japan — 76.42Wales — 76.38Georgia — 73.30USA — 69.40Portugal — 68.67Spain — 67.66Uruguay — 67.62Chile — 67.59Samoa — 66.27Tonga — 65.85Belgium — 61.03Romania — 60.92Canada — 59.46Hong Kong China — 58.86Zimbabwe — 58.59How To Watch Rugby Matches In The United States On FloRugby
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