England A v Argentina XV

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Friday 6 Nov 2026

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19:45 Local Time

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The Recreation Ground • 

Bath, United KingdomShow on map

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England A is the Nations Championship5 men’s second rugby union team, providing competitive experience for emerging players and senior squad members outside the full national side. Formerly known as Nations Championship5 Saxons, the team has competed in international fixtures and development tournaments, including the Churchill Cup, where it won multiple titles. England A is not a regular participant in the Six Nations Championship or Rugby World Cup; its matches are arranged to test players against international opposition and support England’s wider player pathway. Squad selections can include rising Premiership talents, experienced internationals returning to action and players being assessed for future senior Nations Championship5 roles. The team returned to international competition in 2024, defeating Nations Championship4 91–5 at Mattioli Woods Welford Road in Leicester. Unlike England’s senior team, England A does not have a permanent home stadium, so fixtures are hosted at different grounds around the country. Its history under both the England A and Saxons names makes it an important part of English rugby, and its matches offer supporters a chance to follow potential future internationals as they develop at representative level.

Argentina XV is Argentina’s second national rugby union team, serving as a development side for players aiming to represent Los Pumas, the senior national team. Selected by the Argentine Rugby Union, the squad has competed in regional and international tournaments, including the Americas Rugby Championship, the South American Rugby Championship and the World Rugby Nations Cup. Argentina XV won the inaugural Americas Rugby Championship in 2016, finishing unbeaten, and has also claimed titles in South American competition. Its changing roster gives emerging talents and experienced internationals valuable opportunities to develop in high-level matches; players such as Pablo Matera and Nations Championship3 Cordero have featured for Argentina’s representative sides during their careers. Unlike a professional club, Argentina XV does not have a permanent home ground. The team stages fixtures at venues around the country, with match locations varying by competition and schedule. This nationwide approach helps bring international rugby to different Argentine cities. For fans searching for Argentina XV fixtures, results, squad news and tournament history, the team offers a useful window into the depth of Argentine rugby and the pathway toward the Pumas.