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England Ends Six-Year Drought Against All Blacks With Historic 33-19 Win

England Ends Six-Year Drought Against All Blacks With Historic 33-19 Win

England ended a six-year drought against New Zealand, earning the squad's historic ninth win over the All Blacks with a 33-19 triumph at Twickenham.

Nov 15, 2025 by Amelia Engstrom
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England earned a landmark 33-19 victory over New Zealand at Twickenham on Saturday, breaking a six-year drought against the All Blacks and notching just their ninth win in 47 meetings. 

In front of a home crowd, Steve Borthwick’s side overturned a shaky start—down 12-0 inside 20 minutes—to produce one of their most complete performances of the Borthwick era. 

George Ford orchestrated the comeback with two first-half drop goals and a steady boot, while Sam Underhill, Fraser Dingwall and Tom Roebuck crossed for tries that ignited Twickenham.

The All Blacks, ranked No. 2 in the world, showed their trademark spark early through Leicester Fainga’anuku and Codie Taylor, but England’s defensive pressure and ruck intensity flipped the momentum after halftime. 

From the 43rd minute onward, England dictated the pace and outscored New Zealand 22-7.

For England, this win carries enormous symbolic weight—it halts New Zealand’s dominance, extends England's unbeaten streak to 11 matches and reaffirms the team's standing among rugby’s elite ahead of next year’s global cycle. 

Twickenham roared in celebration as England closed out a statement victory that could redefine their trajectory under Borthwick’s leadership.

All Blacks vs. England Final Score 33-19

In England's 47th match against the All Blacks, the hosts found a 33-19 victory.

All Blacks vs. England 2025 Game Stats

Stats from the Nov. 15, 2025, All Blacks vs. England match at Twickenham

Full-Time Stats: 

  • Tries: England 4 – 3 New Zealand
  • Line Breaks: England 9 – 7 New Zealand
  • Carries: England 104 – 130 New Zealand
  • Tackles Made: England 193 – 119 New Zealand
  • Turnovers Won: England 5 – 3 New Zealand
  • Penalties Conceded: England 12 – 6 New Zealand
  • Ruck Speed 0-3 Sec (%): England 97 - 97 New Zealand

Individual Leaders

  • Carries: Ben Earl (England) – 20
  • Line Breaks: Immanuel Feyi-Waboso (England) – 3
  • Tackles Completed: Maro Itoje (England) – 22
  • Turnovers Lost: Freddie Steward (England) – 2
  • Turnovers Won: Maro Itoje (England) – 2
  • Dominant Tackles: Alex Mitchell (England) – 1

Full-Time: England Beats All Blacks For First Time In Six Years

England notches its ninth win over New Zealand in 47 matches, ending a six-year drought against the All Blacks.

The All Blacks started strong, but England roared back fiercer than ever. 

With patience and grit, England earned a win at Twickenham.

England Scores A Try - 77'

England 33, New Zealand 19

England may have just secured a win.

Tom Roebuck slides straight over the try line. Even without the conversion, England's win seems inevitable. 

The All Blacks look to at least narrow the margin.

Ford Nails The Penalty Kick - 75'

England 28, New Zealand 19

Ford nails the penalty kick, and Twickenham goes wild. 

The All Blacks would have to score twice in the last five minutes to get back on top. 

An end to England's six-year drought against New Zealand looks nearer than ever.

All Blacks Answer - 66'

England 25, New Zealand 19

The All Blacks are back in it.

Will Jordan touches the ball down to get New Zealand's momentum going here in the second half. Damian McKenzie converts.

England Finally Gets Its Try - 55'

England 25, New Zealand 12

After the disappointment, England gets its try.

Ollie Lawrence gives the ball to Fraser Dingwall, who breaks through the All Blacks defense to bring it over the line. Ollie Lawrence makes the conversion.

England has found the lead it has craved.

No Try For England - 50'

England 18, New Zealand 12

The officials rule it a knock-on by Ben Earl.

The ball went from Tom Roebuck to Ben Earl, before Beauden Barrett takes over. Barrett sent it to Ford, who took it over the try line.

No points on the board for the skillful play. 

English Try Under Review- 49'

England 18, New Zealand 12

In what can only be described as a beautiful passing sequence, the ball lands with George Ford, who crosses the line.

However, the try is under review. England's hopes for a more solid lead comes into question.

England Takes The Lead, Scores Try - 43'

England 18, New Zealand 12

England leads for the first time this match.

Alex Mitchell brings the ball close but is stopped by New Zealand's defense. 

With a swift recycle, Sam Underhill takes the ball over the line to start off the second half. Ford converts. 

Just as Codie Taylor comes off for a yellow card, New Zealand loses the lead and a crucial player.

England vs. All Blacks Score at Halftime: 12-11

The All Blacks started strong, finding a 12-0 lead. 

England found its momentum and is fighting back with one try and two drop goals.

Stats at halftime:

  • Tries: England 1 – 2 New Zealand
  • Line Breaks: England 7 – 4 New Zealand
  • Carries: England 72 – 66 New Zealand
  • Tackles Made: England 95 – 88 New Zealand
  • Turnovers Won: England 3 – 2 New Zealand
  • Penalties Conceded: England 3 – 0 New Zealand
  • Ruck Speed 0-3 Sec (%): England 96 - 100 New Zealand

Ford Strikes Again, Two Drop Goals In Two Minutes - 40'

New Zealand 12, England 11

Ford puts up another drop goal after Feyi-Waboso flies the ball down the field. 

England rallies after being down by 12 and now is only one point away. The score is looking close at halftime.

George Ford Drop Goal - 38'

New Zealand 12, England 8

George Ford finds a drop goal for England. 

The team puts more points on the board before the end of the half, now trailing only by four.

First Try For England, Lawrence Is In - 25'

New Zealand 12, England 5

Ollie Lawrence, through true grit, bounces off the tackle and ultimately lands over the try line. 

George Ford's kick goes wide.

England earns its first try of the game. After a skillful display in the first 25 minutes, England finally has something to show for it.

England Misses Another Opportunity - 23'

New Zealand 12, England 0

England makes its way down the pitch with a run by Immanuel Feyi-Waboso. 

Alex Coles takes hold of the ball, and just inches from the line, England once again loses control.

Another near try lost on the door step.

All Blacks Held 95% Possession In Last 10 Minutes - 22'

New Zealand 12, England 0

England is playing incredible defense needs hands on the ball to score. 

New Zealand has held the ball for 95% of the last 10 minutes.

Another NZ Try, No Signs Of Stopping - 17'

New Zealand 12, England 0

Running off the high of their first try, the All Blacks find another. 

Codie Taylor finished after a crisp pass from the middle. Barrett makes the conversion.

All Blacks Try! New Zealand Strikes First - 13'

New Zealand 5, England 0

The All Blacks gradually gained down the field. Then, Leicester Fainga'anuka muscles the ball over inch-by-inch from close range.

England is in fine form, especially on the defensive end. The squad did a great job of pushing New Zealand back, but the All Blacks finally broke through.

England Builds Momentum But Can't Finish - 4'

England 0, New Zealand 0

England brings the ball to the doorstep, but a shaky kick from George Ford leads to a missed opening.

Beauden Barrett Kicks Off The Game

England 0, New Zealand 0

Barrett sends the ball into England territory, and they're off to the races.

How To Watch All Blacks vs. England

England vs. New Zealand kicks off Saturday, Nov. 15 at 10:10 a.m. ET at Twickenham Stadium in London. 

The match will stream live in the United States on Peacock.

All Blacks Haka Before Kickoff

England vs. New Zealand Rugby: Last Match Stats

Nov. 2, 2024 match stats:

England vs. New Zealand — Full-Time: 24-22

  • Tries: England 1 – 3 New Zealand
  • Line Breaks: England 5 – 8 New Zealand
  • Carries: England 88 – 144 New Zealand
  • Tackles Made: England 179 – 99 New Zealand
  • Turnovers Lost: England 17 – 23 New Zealand
  • Penalties Conceded: England 7 – 11 New Zealand

All Blacks vs. England: Relive A Key Moment From Last Match

England and New Zealand last faced off Nov. 2, 2024, where the All Blacks found a tight 24-22 victory.

In the last moments, England's George Ford found the opportunity for what would have been a game-winning drop goal, but the kick went wide. The All Blacks secured their win.

England Rugby, All Blacks Team Form: Last Five Matches

England’s Last Five Matches

  • Nov. 8 vs. Fiji: W 38-18
  • Nov. 1 vs. Australia: W 25-7
  • July 19 vs. USA: W 40-5
  • July 12 vs. Argentina: W 22-17
  • July 5 vs. Argentina: W 35-12

New Zealand’s Last Five Matches

  • Nov. 8 vs. Scotland: W 25-17
  • Nov. 1 vs. Ireland: W 26-13
  • Oct. 4 vs. Australia: W 28-14
  • Sept. 27 vs. Australia: W 33-24
  • Sept. 13 vs. South Africa: L 10-43

All Blacks Lineup Update: Fabian Holland Withdrawn, Josh Lord at No. 5

New Zealand's Fabian Holland is out due to illness, and Josh Lord will be taking his place.

England vs. New Zealand Rugby TV Channel

The England vs. New Zealand rugby match will stream on Peacock for fans in the United States.

England vs. All Blacks History: Last 10 Matches

  • Nov. 2, 2024: England 22–24 New Zealand
  • Jul. 13, 2024: England 17–24 New Zealand
  • Jul. 6, 2024: England 15–16 New Zealand
  • Nov. 19, 2022: England 25–25 New Zealand
  • Oct. 26, 2019: England 19–7 New Zealand
  • Nov. 10, 2018: England 15–16 New Zealand
  • Nov. 8, 2014: England 21–24 New Zealand
  • Jun. 21, 2014: England 13–36 New Zealand
  • Jun. 14, 2014: England 27–28 New Zealand
  • Jun. 7, 2014: England 15–20 New Zealand

England vs. New Zealand Rugby 2025 Kickoff Time

England and the All Blacks play at Twickenham Stadium in London. 

The Nov. 15 game kicks off at 10:10 a.m. ET.

England Rugby Lineup vs. New Zealand

Starting XV:

  1. Fin Baxter
  2. Jamie George (captain)
  3. Joe Heyes
  4. Maro Itoje
  5. Alex Coles
  6. Guy Pepper
  7. Sam Underhill
  8. Ben Earl
  9. Alex Mitchell
  10. George Ford
  11. Immanuel Feyi-Waboso
  12. Fraser Dingwall
  13. Ollie Lawrence
  14. Tom Roebuck
  15. Freddie Steward

Replacements:

  • 16. Luke Cowan-Dickie
  • 17. Ellis Genge
  • 18. Will Stuart
  • 19. Chandler Cunningham-South
  • 20. Tom Curry
  • 21. Henry Pollock
  • 22. Ben Spencer
  • 23. Marcus Smith

All Blacks Lineup vs. England

Starting XV:

  1. Ethan de Groot
  2. Codie Taylor
  3. Fletcher Newell
  4. Scott Barrett
  5. Fabian Holland
  6. Simon Parker
  7. Ardie Savea (captain)
  8. Peter Lakai
  9. Cam Roigard
  10. Beauden Barrett
  11. Leicester Fainga’anuku
  12. Quinn Tupaea
  13. Billy Proctor
  14. Leroy Carter
  15. Will Jordan

Replacements:

  • 16. Samisoni Taukei’aho
  • 17. Tamaiti Williams
  • 18. Pasilio Tosi
  • 19. Josh Lord
  • 20. Wallace Sititi
  • 21. Cortez Ratima
  • 22. Anton Lienert-Brown
  • 23. Damian McKenzie

Latest World Rugby Rankings - Nov. 10, 2025

See the official rankings on World.Rugby here.

  1. South Africa 93.06
  2. New Zealand 91.35
  3. Ireland 88.85
  4. England 88.06
  5. France 86.95
  6. Argentina 84.30
  7. Australia 81.69
  8. Scotland 81.21
  9. Fiji 81.15
  10. Italy 78.98
  11. Georgia 74.69
  12. Wales 73.57
  13. Japan 73.25
  14. Spain 69.12
  15. Uruguay 68.52
  16. USA 67.40
  17. Samoa 66.94
  18. Chile 66.75
  19. Tonga 66.66
  20. Portugal 64.52

Autumn Nations Series Rugby Schedule 2025

Week 1 - Nov. 1

  • England 25 - 7 Australia
  • South Africa 61 - 7 Japan
  • Scotland 85 - 0 USA
  • Ireland 13 - 26 New Zealand

Week 2 - Nov. 8-9

  • Ireland 41 - 10 Japan
  • Scotland 17 - 25 New Zealand
  • England 38 - 18 Fiji
  • Italy 26 - 19 Australia
  • France 17 - 32 South Africa
  • Wales 28 - 52 Argentina

Week 3 - Nov. 15-16

  • Italy vs. South Africa
  • England vs. New Zealand
  • Wales vs. Japan
  • France vs. Fiji
  • Ireland vs. Australia
  • Scotland vs. Argentina

Week 4 - Nov. 22-23

  • Wales vs. New Zealand
  • Ireland vs. South Africa
  • France vs. Australia
  • Italy vs. Chile
  • Scotland vs. Tonga
  • England vs. Argentina

Week 5 - Nov. 29

  • Wales vs. South Africa

How To Watch Autumn Nations Series 2025

The 2025 Autumn Nations will be broadcast on different networks all over the world. 

If you live in the USA, you can watch the games on Peacock. 

  • UK: TNT Sports
  • USA: Peacock
  • Ireland: TNT Sports (Autumn Nations Games) / Virgin Media (Ireland Games)
  • Wales: S4C
  • South Africa: SuperSport
  • Australia: Stan Sport
  • New Zealand: Sky Sport NZ

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