England has been rolling. 

England is red hot coming off a title run at Six Nations and an absolute waxing of Georgia to the tune of a 40-0 shutout in its first Autumn Nations Cup game a week ago. 

Autumn Nations Cup gets underway as Wales hosts Ireland today (Friday, Nov. 13) at 2PM ET.

The top dogs of tier-2 European rugby finally get the opportunity to play with the big boys of the Six Nations when Georgia competes in the Autumn Nations Cup. 

Shouts for Italy to be removed from the Six Nations get louder and louder with each passing year. The Azzuri have not won a Six Nations game since 2015, marking 27 consecutive losses in the competition. 

Andy Farrell has named his Ireland side which will take on Wales this Friday in the opening match of the Autumn Nations Cups. 

The Autumn Nations Cup gets underway this Friday, beginning a slate of 16 mouthwatering matchups between the Six Nations, Fiji, and Georgia.

The unprecedented 2020 Autumn Nations Cup will kicks off on Friday (Nov. 13) when Wales takes on Ireland. 

Once an electrifying young talent in New Zealand, Kiwi James Lowe will finally make his debut on the international scene – but for Ireland. 

2020 has been a disappointing year on so many levels, but there have been a few silver linings here and there. 

If there’s a team you don’t want to miss at Autumn Nations Cup it’s the Flying Fijians. Chock full of some of the world’s most explosive players, Fiji puts on a show every time they take the field. As they move into the Autumn Nations Cup, they plan on playing more beautiful rugby, and bringing a few tier-1 scalps back to the Islands. 

Few teams have had a rougher 2020 than Wales and new coach Wayne Pivac, who assumed the difficult task of replacing Warren Gatland at the end of 2019. 

It was an entertaining, yet disappointing culmination to Ireland’s 2020 Six Nations campaign a week ago, as the Irish fell 35-27 to France in a game they needed to win to secure the title. 

No more than 24 hours after securing his third Six Nations title in five years, England boss Eddie Jones already had his focus locked in on his side’s fixture with Georgia to begin the Autumn Nations Cup. 

The wackiest of Six Nations came to a close on Saturday, with Eddie Jones’ England side taking the spoils for the third time in five years.