🏉 Twickenham Stadium is the place to be for the Autumn Nations Series with New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and Japan all set to visit England Rugby HQ.
NEWSFLASH: The 2024 Autumn Nations Series is a wrap!
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The Autumn Nations Series will be back for 2025!
Standard tickets will go on sale in due course via the England Rugby website.
Premium seat/hospitality options will be available. Complete the short form here (also below 
) OR call +44 (0)7931 169180 for price/package info.
2024 PREVIEW
Strap yourselves in for a mouthwatering month of rugby as England prepare for back-to-back matches against a heavyweight line-up of international teams. See below for the latest news about Autumn Nations Series tickets.
Over four consecutive weekends Steve Borthwick’s England team will front up against New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and Japan in that order.
MATCHES SO FAR
On Saturday 2 November it was so near yet so far against New Zealand in the Autumn Nations Series opener. An exhilarating match ended 24-22 in favour of the All Blacks after England had led 22-14 heading into the final 10 minutes of the match. The hosts surged back to take the lead courtesy of a Mark Tele’a try in the 76th-minute. Still England had a chance to snatch victory, only for George Ford’s penalty to hit a post and then in the final play of the match Ford’s drop-goal effort drifted agonisingly wide.
England then faced a revitalised Australia side in a rugby Test match for the ages on Saturday 9 November. After the lead had changed hands a number of times it looked like England had seized the initiative courtesy of a Maro Itoje try in the 78th minute. But the visitors had not read the script. With the clock on 80 minutes, Max Jorgensen delivered a dagger blow of a try as Australia claimed a famous 42-37 victory in the latest edition of one of the oldest and biggest rivalries in world sport.
SO NEAR YET SO FAR
On Saturday 16 November South Africa came to Twickenham primed and ready after they came through a tough test at Murrayfield. England raced into a 7-0 lead only for the world champions to bounce back and lead 19-17 at the break. The sides shared five tries between them in a breathless first half. Into the second half the hosts had their chances, but ultimately it was a tale of too many errors for England as the Boks gradually took control. A tense 40 minutes saw the visitors stretch their lead to 29-20 come the final whistle. And for the third time in a row it was a case of what might have been at England Rugby HQ.
AUTUMN NATIONS SERIES – ENGLAND v JAPAN
England rounded off their 2024 Autumn Nations Series campaign with a much-needed win agains Japan England inflicted a nine-try masterclass on Eddie Jones’ Japan side who were demolished by 59 points to 14 at England Rugby HQ. The Brave Blossoms had no answer to the hosts dynamic rugby. The writing was on the wall once captain Jamie George scored twice in the opening phases of the match which also saw Ben Earl, Sam Underhill and Ollie Sleightholme cross the whitewash.
AUTUMN NATIONS SERIES TICKETS, TIMINGS & TRAVEL
🎟️ Autumn Nations Series tickets are on sale via the England Rugby website.
Premium seat/hospitality options are available. 
Complete the short form below OR 📞 call +44 (0)7931 169180 for price/package info.
Match timings. England versus:
- New Zealand – Saturday 2 November, kick-off 3.10pm
- Australia – Saturday 9 November, kick-off 3.10pm
- South Africa – Saturday 16 November, kick-off 5.40pm
- Japan – Sunday 24 November, kick-off 4.10pm
🏉 England team to play Japan as follows:
15. George Furbank (Northampton Saints, 13 caps)
14. Tommy Freeman (Northampton Saints, 14 caps)
13. Ollie Lawrence (Bath Rugby, 30 caps)
12. Henry Slade (Exeter Chiefs, 68 caps)
11. Ollie Sleightholme (Northampton Saints, 4 caps)
10. Marcus Smith (Harlequins, 38 caps)
9. Jack van Poortvliet (Leicester Tigers, 15 caps)
1. Ellis Genge (Bristol Bears, 65 caps) – vice-captain
2. Jamie George (Saracens, 96 caps) – captain
3. Will Stuart (Bath Rugby, 44 caps)
4. Maro Itoje (Saracens, 87 caps) – vice-captain
5. George Martin (Leicester Tigers, 18 caps)
6. Tom Curry (Sale Sharks, 55 caps)
7. Sam Underhill (Bath Rugby, 39 caps)
8. Ben Earl (Saracens, 36 caps) – vice-captain
Replacements:
16. Luke Cowan-Dickie (Sale Sharks, 43 caps)
17. Fin Baxter (Harlequins, 5 caps)
18. Asher Opoku-Fordjour (Sale Sharks, uncapped)
19. Nick Isiekwe (Saracens, 14 caps)
20. Chandler Cunningham-South (Harlequins, 10 caps)
21. Harry Randall (Bristol Bears, 10 caps)
22. Fin Smith (Northampton Saints, 5 caps)
23. Tom Roebuck (Sale Sharks, 2 caps)
🚊🚗 Travel tips: Twickenham, Whitton and St Margaret’s overground stations (all accessible via London Waterloo and Clapham Junction) are approximately a 10 minute walk from the stadium. Plan your journey using the Transport for London website. Parking is very limited as the stadium is in a controlled parking zone. Stadium parking can be purchased at the same time as purchasing matchday tickets, subject to availability.
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