List of England national rugby union team results 2020–2029

See also: List of England national rugby union team matches

This list is of the results of test matches played by the England national rugby union team, as well as their future fixtures, from 2020 to 2029. ^[1]

2020

Date	Opposition	Venue	Score		Competition	Result	Winner	Captain	World Ranking [a]	Trophy/Other comp.	Ref.
			Home	Away
2 February	France	Stade de France, Saint-Denis	24	17	2020 Six Nations Championship	Loss	France	Owen Farrell	3rd	Le Crunch	[2] [3]
8 February	Scotland	Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh	6	13		Win	England		3rd	Calcutta Cup	[4] [5]
23 February	Ireland	Twickenham Stadium, London	24	12		Win	England		3rd	Millennium Trophy	[6] [7]
7 March	Wales	Twickenham Stadium, London	33	30		Win	England		3rd	—	[8] [9]
31 October	Italy	Stadio Olimpico, Rome	5	34		Win	England		3rd	—	[10] [11] [12]
14 November	Georgia	Twickenham Stadium, London	40	0	Autumn Nations Cup	Win	England		2nd	—	[13] [14]
21 November	Ireland	Twickenham Stadium, London	18	7		Win	England		2nd	Millennium Trophy	[15] [16]
28 November	Wales	Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli	13	24		Win	England		2nd	—	[17] [18]
6 December	France	Twickenham Stadium, London	22	19		Win (a.e.t.)	England		2nd	Le Crunch	[19] [20]

P	W	D	L	PF	PA	Diff.	W%
9	8	0	1	225	116	+109	88.89

2021

Date	Opposition	Venue	Score		Competition	Result	Winner	Captain	World Ranking [a]	Trophy/Other comp.	Ref.
			Home	Away
6 February	Scotland	Twickenham Stadium, London	6	11	2021 Six Nations Championship	Loss	Scotland	Owen Farrell	3rd	Calcutta Cup	[21] [22]
13 February	Italy	Twickenham Stadium, London	41	18		Win	England		3rd	—	[23] [24]
27 February	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	40	24		Loss	Wales		4th	—	[25] [26]
13 March	France	Twickenham Stadium, London	23	20		Win	England		3rd	Le Crunch	[27] [28]
20 March	Ireland	Aviva Stadium, Dublin	32	18		Loss	Ireland		4th	Millennium Trophy	[29] [30]
4 July	United States	Twickenham Stadium, London	43	29	2021 Summer International	Win	England	Lewis Ludlow	3rd	—	[31] [32]
10 July	Canada	Twickenham Stadium, London	70	14		Win	England		3rd	—	[33] [34]
6 November	Tonga	Twickenham Stadium, London	69	3	2021 Autumn International	Win	England	Courtney Lawes	4th	—	[35] [36]
13 November	Australia	Twickenham Stadium, London	32	15		Win	England	Owen Farrell	3rd	Cook Cup	[37] [38]
20 November	South Africa	Twickenham Stadium, London	27	26		Win	England	Courtney Lawes	3rd	—	[39] [40]

P	W	D	L	PF	PA	Diff.	W%
10	7	0	3	353	208	+145	70

2022

Date	Opposition	Venue	Score		Competition	Result	Winner	Captain	World Ranking [a]	Trophy/Other comp.	Ref.
			Home	Away
5 February	Scotland	Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh	20	17	2022 Six Nations Championship	Loss	Scotland	Tom Curry	4th	Calcutta Cup	[41] [42]
13 February	Italy	Stadio Olimpico, Rome	0	33		Win	England		3rd	—	[43] [44]
26 February	Wales	Twickenham Stadium, London	23	19		Win	England	Courtney Lawes	4th	—	[45] [46]
12 March	Ireland	Twickenham Stadium, London	15	32		Loss	Ireland		5th	Millennium Trophy	[47] [48]
19 March	France	Stade de France, Saint-Denis	25	13		Loss	France		5th	Le Crunch	[49] [50]
19 June	Barbarians	Twickenham Stadium, London	21	52	2022 Summer International	Loss	Barbarians	Tom Curry	—	Quilter Cup	[51] [52]
2 July	Australia	Perth Stadium, Perth	30	28	2022 England tour of Australia	Loss	Australia	Courtney Lawes	6th	Ella–Mobbs Trophy	[53] [54]
9 July		Lang Park, Brisbane	17	25		Win	England		5th		[55] [56]
16 July		Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	17	21		Win	England		5th		[57] [58]
6 November	Argentina	Twickenham Stadium, London	29	30	2022 Autumn International	Loss	Argentina	Owen Farrell	5th	—	[59] [60]
12 November	Japan	Twickenham Stadium, London	52	13		Win	England		5th	—	[61] [62]
19 November	New Zealand	Twickenham Stadium, London	25	25		Draw	draw		5th	Hillary Shield	[63] [64]
26 November	South Africa	Twickenham Stadium, London	13	27		Loss	South Africa		5th	—	[65] [66]

Without Barbarians fixture [b] P W D L PF PA Diff. W% 12 5 1 6 294 255 +39 41.67

With Barbarians fixture [b] P W D L PF PA Diff. W% 13 5 1 7 315 307 +8 38.46

2023

Date	Opposition	Venue	Score		Competition	Result	Winner	Captain	World Ranking [a]	Trophy/Other comp.	Ref.
			Home	Away
4 February	Scotland	Twickenham Stadium, London	23	29	2023 Six Nations Championship	Loss	Scotland	Owen Farrell	6th	Calcutta Cup	[67] [68]
12 February	Italy	Twickenham Stadium, London	31	14		Win	England		6th	—	[69] [70]
25 February	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	10	20		Win	England		6th	—	[71] [72]
11 March	France	Twickenham Stadium, London	10	53		Loss	France	Ellis Genge	6th	Le Crunch	[73] [74]
18 March	Ireland	Aviva Stadium, Dublin	29	16		Loss	Ireland	Owen Farrell	6th	Millennium Trophy	[75] [76]
5 August	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	20	9	2023 Rugby World Cup warm-up	Loss	Wales	Ellis Genge	6th	—	[77] [78]
12 August		Twickenham Stadium, London	19	17		Win	England	Owen Farrell	6th	—	[79] [80]
19 August	Ireland	Aviva Stadium, Dublin	29	10		Loss	Ireland	Courtney Lawes	6th	Millennium Trophy	[81] [82]
26 August	Fiji	Twickenham Stadium, London	22	30		Loss	Fiji		8th	—	[83] [84]
9 September	Argentina	Stade Vélodrome, Marseille	27	10	2023 Rugby World Cup	Win	England (PS)		6th	—	[85] [86]
17 September	Japan	Allianz Riviera, Nice	34	12		Win	England (PS)		6th	—	[87] [88]
23 September	Chile	Stade Pierre-Mauroy, Lille	71	0		Win	England (PS)	Owen Farrell	6th	—	[89]
7 October	Samoa	Stade Pierre-Mauroy, Lille	18	17		Win	England (PS)		6th	—	[90] [91]
15 October	Fiji	Stade Vélodrome, Marseille	30	24		Win	England (QF)		5th	—	[92] [93]
21 October	South Africa	Stade de France, Saint-Denis	15	16		Loss	South Africa (SF)		5th	—	[94] [95]
27 October	Argentina	Stade de France, Saint-Denis	23	26		Win	England (3rd)		5th	—	[96] [97]

P	W	D	L	PF	PA	Diff.	W%
16	9	0	7	381	333	+48	56.25

2024

Date	Opposition	Venue	Score		Competition	Result	Winner	Captain	World Ranking [a]	Trophy/Other comp.	Ref.
			Home	Away
3 February	Italy	Stadio Olimpico, Rome	24	27	2024 Six Nations Championship	Win	England	Jamie George	5th	—	[98] [99]
10 February	Wales	Twickenham Stadium, London	16	14		Win	England		5th	—	[100] [101]
24 February	Scotland	Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh	30	21		Loss	Scotland		5th	Calcutta Cup	[102] [103]
9 March	Ireland	Twickenham Stadium, London	23	22		Win	England		5th	Millennium Trophy	[104] [105]
16 March	France	Parc Olympique Lyonnais, Lyon	33	31		Loss	France		5th	Le Crunch	[106] [107]
22 June	Japan	Japan National Stadium, Tokyo	17	52	2024 Summer International	Win	England		5th	—	[108] [109]
6 July	New Zealand	Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin	16	15	2024 England tour of New Zealand	Loss	New Zealand		5th	Hillary Shield	[110] [111]
13 July		Eden Park, Auckland	24	17		Loss	New Zealand		5th		[112] [113]
2 November		Twickenham Stadium, London	22	24	2024 Autumn International	Loss	New Zealand		5th		[114] [115]
9 November	Australia	Twickenham Stadium, London	37	42		Loss	Australia		7th	Ella–Mobbs Trophy	[116] [117]
16 November	South Africa	Twickenham Stadium, London	20	29		Loss	South Africa		7th	—	[118] [119]
24 November	Japan	Twickenham Stadium, London	59	14		Win	England		7th	—	[120] [121]

P	W	D	L	PF	PA	Diff.	W%
12	5	0	7	340	289	+51	41.67

2025

Date	Opposition	Venue	Score		Competition	Result	Winner	Captain	World Ranking [a]	Trophy/Other comp.	Ref.
			Home	Away
1 February	Ireland	Aviva Stadium, Dublin	27	22	2025 Six Nations Championship	Loss	Ireland	Maro Itoje	7th	Millennium Trophy	[122]
8 February	France	Twickenham Stadium, London	26	25		Win	England		6th	Le Crunch	[123]
22 February	Scotland	Twickenham Stadium, London	16	15		Win	England		6th	Calcutta Cup	[124]
9 March	Italy	Twickenham Stadium, London	47	24		Win	England		6th	—	[125]
15 March	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	14	68		Win	England		6th	—	[126]
5 July	Argentina	Estadio Jorge Luis Hirschi, Buenos Aires	12	35	2025 Summer International	Win	England	George Ford	5th	—	[127]
12 July		Estadio San Juan del Bicentenario, San Juan	17	22		Win	England		5th	—	[128]
19 July	United States	Audi Field, Washington, D.C.	5	40		Win	England		5th	—	[129]
1 November	Australia	Twickenham Stadium, London	25	7	2025 Autumn International	Win	England	Maro Itoje	5th	Ella–Mobbs Trophy	[130]
8 November	Fiji	Twickenham Stadium, London	TBD			TBD				—
15 November	New Zealand	Twickenham Stadium, London								Hillary Shield
23 November	Argentina	Twickenham Stadium, London								—

P	W	D	L	PF	PA	Diff.	W%
9	8	0	1	301	146	+155	88.8

Year box

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England Rugby Results 2020–2029

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Notes

1. The Ranking is of the post-match result.
2. The Barbarians are an international invitational team that often compete against England in a one-off test. The match between England and the Barbarians has no effect on international rankings or England's international results.

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