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2025 Argentina vs England

England Scores Last-Minute Try In 22-17 Win Over Argentina To Take Series

England Scores Last-Minute Try In 22-17 Win Over Argentina To Take Series

Follow the action of the second test match between the Argentina Los Pumas and England Rugby here on FloRugby.

Jul 12, 2025 by Emma Hutchinson
Argentina vs. England Rugby Highlights

Following an overwhelming second-half loss in their first test match, the Argentina Los Pumas sought a statement win in San Juan against England Rugby on Saturday. 

But once again, Los Pumas were met with defeat, despite a confident showing that put them neck-and-neck with England up until the last minute, falling 22-17. 

England hopped in front early off a try by Seb Atkinson, while Argentina gained a penalty goal shortly after. 

The two traded the lead three times, but Argentina was the one to take it into halftime at 17-14. 

Los Pumas' lone penalty kick keeping them afloat soon was matched by George Ford around 10 minutes into the second half, and the two squads remained tied with two tries and a penalty goal each through nearly the entire rest of full time. 

With one minute to go, Guy Pepper slipped through Argentina's defense and quickly passed off to Jack van Poortvliet, who dove into the try zone to give England the win. 

England led with 148 carries and nine line breaks, while Argentina made a strong defensive effort with nine turnovers won.  

2025 Argentina vs England


This will be the final test matchup between Argentina and England for the 2025 season, and it's bound to be a crucial checkpoint for whoever comes out on top. 

Follow along below for live updates, score, and highlights from today's contest. 

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England Wins! - 79'

England 22, Argentina 17

Guy Pepper sets up a beautiful pass to Jack van Poortvliet, and he'll get the final try of the game to shut down Argentina once again, coming away with a 22-17 win.  

10 Minutes And Tied - 70'

Argentina 17, England 17

Both teams are at a stalemate as time begins to run out, with a variety of substitutions coming on the field on each side. 

England has lost 17 turnovers, and Argentina has won six, but England leads in carries with 127.  

Substitutions For England - 59'

Argentina 17, England 17

England has seen a wave of substitutions, including replacing Theo Dan with Curtis Langdon and bringing in Bevan Rodd for Fin Baxter. Rookie Guy Pepper also will make an appearance for England.   

All Tied Up - 52'

Argentina 17, England 17

George Ford makes a penalty kick for England to tie the squads at 17 points each. 

England Trying To Breach The Defense - 49'

Argentina 17, England 14

Argentina begins to put the pressure on England, and England continues to look for holes in the defense with little long-term success.

And We're Back - 41'

Argentina 17, England 14

Los Pumas return with the upper hand and hope to keep it that way through the next 40 minutes. 

Halftime Stats

  • Penalty Goals: Argentina 1, England 0
  • Tries: Argentina 2, England 2
  • Conversions: Argentina 2, England 2
  • Drop Goals: Argentina 0, England 0
  • Carries: Argentina 67, England 57
  • Line Breaks: Argentina 4, England 5
  • Turnovers Lost: Argentina 10, England 7
  • Turnovers Won: Argentina 3, England 2

Argentina Gets A Try Before Halftime - 40'

Argentina 17, England 14

A last-minute kick by Argentina sends the ball knocking against the pole and into the hands of Ignacio Mendy for a try. 

The conversion by Santiago Carreras moves Los Pumas back into the lead, and both squads leave with two tries apiece.  

Freddie Steward Puts England Back On Top - 32'

England 14, Argentina 10

England works the ball all the way down the line into the hands of Freddie Steward, who has a clear path to get the try. 

Los Pumas Take The Lead - 26'

Argentina 10, England 7

Lucio Cinti speeds into the try zone after a breakage in the England defense and puts Argentina into the lead for the first time in the entire series. 

Santiago Carreras caps it off with a conversion.  

Ben Curry Is Shown A Yellow Card - 19'

England 7, Argentina 3

England's Ben Curry is shown a yellow card after making contact with an Argentina ballcarrier. 

England has been quick and dynamic on the field, as prior to Curry's yellow card, Will Muir burst through a gap in the Los Pumas defense that looked like it could've set up a try.   

England Strikes First, Argentina Responds - 8'

England 7, Argentina 3

Seb Atkinson completes a try for England just over three minutes into the first half, thanks to a beautiful chain of passes and set up kick by Freddie Steward.

George Ford makes a successful conversion. 

Santiago Carreras responds for Los Pumas and kicks a penalty goal to put Argentina on the board as well. 

Let's Go! - 0'

Argentina 0, England 0

Los Pumas and England Rugby kick off and we are en route in San Juan. 

10 Minutes Until Gametime

Argentina Vs. England Rugby Prediction

FloRugby expert Philip Bendon shares his thoughts on how Argentina and England will fare the second time around.  

England will aim to complete a clean sweep of its summer test series, now facing Argentina for the second, and final, time this Saturday, live and exclusively on FloRugby for audiences in the United States.

After a dominant 35-12 victory in La Plata last weekend, Steve Borthwick’s young England side—missing 13 players currently on British & Irish Lions duty—heads into the rematch with both confidence and continuity. 

The team's defensive structure, line speed and clinical finishing proved too much for an out-of-sorts Los Pumas, who will be desperate to respond on home turf.

England’s only change comes in midfield, where Harlequins center Luke Northmore earns his first international start in place of the injured Henry Slade. 

Northmore lines up alongside Seb Atkinson in a new-look combination, but Borthwick has otherwise retained the XV that impressed in the series opener.

Fly-half George Ford, who won his 100th cap in La Plata, remains a pivotal figure. His game management and goal-kicking were key in England’s win, while fullback Freddie Steward and winger Tom Roebuck both crossed the line in a decisive nine-minute second-half burst last week.

Up front, co-captain Jamie George anchors a settled front row alongside Fin Baxter and Joe Heyes, while the back row of Tom Willis, Ben Curry and Sam Underhill once again will be tasked with fronting up against a powerful Argentine pack.

Argentina head coach Felipe Contepomi has rung the changes after last weekend’s defeat, making seven alterations to his starting XV. 

Notably, Thomas Gallo and veteran Francisco Gomez Kodela return to bolster the front row, while Guido Petti adds experience in the second row.

Pablo Matera shifts to No. 8 in a reshuffled back row that also includes Santiago Grondona and Juan Martin Gonzalez. 

Bath-bound playmaker Santiago Carreras continues at fly-half, with Simon Benitez Cruz retaining the No. 9 jersey.

The Pumas’ unpredictability remains their greatest weapon, and after an impressive 2024 Rugby Championship campaign—including wins over all three Southern Hemisphere giants—there is hope they can rediscover their form at home. 

Matera, set to earn a record 111th cap, will be central to their response.

Where The Match Will Be Won

This contest promises another clash of styles: England’s structured approach versus Argentina’s expansive instincts. 

The battle up front will be critical, especially in the scrums and mauls, where the hosts were second-best in the first test.

For England, another composed performance from Ford, coupled with defensive discipline and aggressive breakdown work from Tom Willis and company, could pave the way for another statement win. 

On the other hand, Argentina will need sharper execution and increased tempo from the outset to unsettle the visitors.

Prediction: England wins 28-21. Expect a tighter contest in San Juan, but England’s consistency and game control should be enough to get over the line again.

Luke Northmore Makes His First Appearance For England

Center Luke Northmore will see his first cap today after teammate Henry Slade suffered a hand injury during England's first test against Argentina. 

Slade has been ruled out for the remainder of the summer tour, leaving Northmore to potentially take his place for good if he shows promise in today's matchup.

One Hour Until Gametime

England Rugby 2025 Fixtures

  • Argentina vs. England - July 12, 3:40 p.m. ET
  • USA vs. England - July 19, 5 p.m. ET
  • England vs. Australia - Nov. 1, 11:10 a.m. ET
  • England vs. Fiji - Nov. 8, 12:40 p.m. ET
  • England vs. New Zealand - Nov. 15, 10:10 a.m. ET
  • England vs. Argentina - Nov. 23, 11:10 a.m. ET

Argentina Los Pumas 2025 Fixtures

  • Argentina vs. England - July 12, 3:40 p.m. ET
  • Argentina vs. Uruguay - July 19, 3:40 p.m. ET
  • Argentina vs. New Zealand - Aug. 16, 5:10 p.m. ET
  • Argentina vs. New Zealand - Aug. 23, 5:10 p.m. ET
  • Australia vs. Argentina - Sept. 5, 12:30 a.m. ET
  • Australia vs. Argentina - Sept. 12, 12 a.m. ET
  • South Africa vs. Argentina - Sept. 27, 11:10 a.m. ET
  • Argentina vs. South Africa - Oct. 4, 9 a.m. ET
  • Wales vs. Argentina - Nov. 9, 10:10 a.m. ET
  • Scotland vs. Argentina - Nov. 16, 10:10 a.m. ET
  • England vs. Argentina - Nov. 23, 11:10 a.m. ET

Argentina Vs. England Recap From July 5

A quiet first half for both squads in their first test match finally was broken by England's George Ford as he made a drop-kick goal. 

Bringing a 3-0 lead into the second half, England turned on the jets and scored three tries within 10 minutes, with two from Tom Roebuck and one from Freddie Steward. 

Ford continued to drive in penalty kicks to up the score, and England soon had a 22-0 lead.

Argentina eventually got on the board 52 minutes into the game with a try by Pablo Matera and another shortly after by Pedro Rubiolo. 

But two more penalty goals and another try by England shut out the possibility of a comeback for Argentina, and England came away with a 35-12 win.  

Argentina Vs. England Kickoff Time

The match between Argentina Los Pumas and England kicks off at 3:40 p.m. ET on July 12. 

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Argentina Los Pumas Lineup

  1. Thomas Gallo
  2. Julian Montoya
  3. Francisco Gomez Kodela
  4. Guido Petti
  5. Pedro Rubiolo
  6. Santiago Grondona
  7. Juan Martin Gonzalez
  8. Pablo Matera
  9. Simon Benitez Cruz
  10. Santiago Carreras
  11. Ignacio Mendy
  12. Justo Piccardo
  13. Lucio Cinti
  14. Matias Moroni
  15. Benjamin Elizalde

Substitutes: 16. Bautista Bernasconi, 17. Mayco Vivas, 18. Pedro Delgado, 19. Lucas Paulos, 20. Facundo Isa, 21. Benjamin Grondona, 22. Agustin Moyano, 23. Nicolas Roger

England Rugby Lineup

  1. Fin Baxter
  2. Jamie George
  3. Joe Heyes
  4. Charlie Ewels
  5. Alex Coles
  6. Ben Curry
  7. Sam Underhill
  8. Tom Willis
  9. Ben Spencer
  10. George Ford
  11. Will Muir
  12. Seb Atkinson
  13. Luke Northmore
  14. Tom Roebuck
  15. Freddie Steward

Substitutes: 16. Theo Dan, 17. Bevan Rodd, 18. Asher Opoku-Fordjour, 19. Chandler Cunningham-South, 20. Guy Pepper, 21. Alex Dombrandt, 22. Jack van Poortvliet, 23. Cadan Murley

Argentina World Rugby Ranking

Argentina is ranked No. 6 in the world with 82.98 points.

England World Rugby Ranking

England is ranked No. 5 in the world with 86.72 points.

Where To Watch Summer Rugby Internationals

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International Rugby Fixtures 2025 On FloRugby

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World Rugby Rankings 2025 - July 7, 2025

  1. South Africa - 92.78
  2. New Zealand - 90.98
  3. Ireland - 89.83
  4. France - 88.90
  5. England - 86.72
  6. Argentina - 82.98
  7. Scotland - 82.36
  8. Australia - 82.08
  9. Fiji - 79.52
  10. Italy - 77.77
  11. Georgia - 74.69
  12. Japan - 73.70
  13. Samoa - 72.68
  14. Wales - 72.65
  15. USA - 70.02
  16. Spain - 67.34
  17. Uruguay - 67.06
  18. Portugal - 64.44
  19. Tonga - 65.46
  20. Chile - 63.20
  21. Romania - 63.13

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