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Recap: England v Argentina LIVE | Rugby World Cup

By RugbyPass

05 Oct 2019

Live Match Centre: England v Argentina

The Pool of Death continues from Tokyo this Saturday, with Eddie Jones’ undefeated England side taking on Argentina – who will almost certainly exit out of the tournament in the pool stages if they can’t steal a surprise win.

Check out the score, stats and join the conversation from anywhere in the world in our Live Match Centre (click here).

England has rolled out their top side, knowing full well that they need to win their next two wins to give themselves the best possible chance of making the tournament finals.

BREAKING | Here's your England team to take on Argentina in Tokyo on Saturday at the #RWC2019
?Kick-off 9am BST live on @ITV
?Read more: https://t.co/juVQBD9SKI #CarryThemHome?#ENGvARG pic.twitter.com/5OW4s23O02
— England Rugby (@EnglandRugby) October 3, 2019

Jack Nowell and Mako Vunipola, who have yet to feature at RWC2019 thanks to injuries, join the bench.

Argentina, in contrast, have made a raft of changes – including leaving out first choice flyhalf Nicolas Sanchez, who hasn’t fired for the Pumas this year and talisman Augustin Creevy.

Así formará el equipo para el partido de este sábado. ¡Entran 15 a la cancha y lo juega todo un país! #VamosPumas #RWC2019 pic.twitter.com/6oi3emuCgG
— Los Pumas (@lospumas) October 3, 2019

England fans in Tokyo are incredibly confident about their team’s chances at besting Argentina:

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