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The England national rugby team competes annually in the Six Nations Championship. They won the 2003 Rugby World Cup.

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England Rugby News

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World Ranking

England Rugby are currently 3rd in the World Rugby Rankings. The last time they were World #1 was November 2019.

Ranking Over Time

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2003
2015
2026

England Rugby Matches

Sat 7 Feb, 2026
Six Nations
Round 1
England England
Round 1
48
-
7
FT
Wales Wales
Allianz Stadium
Sat 14 Feb, 2026
Six Nations
Round 2
Scotland Scotland
Round 2
16:40
England England
Scottish Gas Murrayfield
Sat 21 Feb, 2026
Six Nations
Round 3
England England
Round 3
14:10
Ireland Ireland
Allianz Stadium

England Rugby Rugby Team Players

England Rugby Forwards

Name
Position
Ellis Genge
Ellis Genge
Prop
Emmanuel Iyogun
Emmanuel Iyogun
Prop
Bevan Rodd
Bevan Rodd
Prop
Luke Cowan-Dickie
Luke Cowan-Dickie
Hooker
Theo Dan
Theo Dan
Hooker
Jamie George
Jamie George
Hooker
Trevor Davison
Trevor Davison
Prop
Joe Heyes
Joe Heyes
Prop
George Kloska
George Kloska
Prop
Arthur Clark
Arthur Clark
Lock
Alex Coles
Alex Coles
Lock
Maro Itoje
Maro Itoje
Lock
Ollie Chessum
Ollie Chessum
Back Row
Chandler Cunningham-South
Chandler Cunningham-South
Back Row
Greg Fisilau
Greg Fisilau
Back Row
Guy Pepper
Guy Pepper
Back Row
Henry Pollock
Henry Pollock
Back Row
Tom Curry
Tom Curry
Back Row
Sam Underhill
Sam Underhill
Back Row
Ben Earl
Ben Earl
Back Row

England Rugby Backs

Name
Position
Alex Mitchell
Alex Mitchell
Scrum Half
Ben Spencer
Ben Spencer
Scrum Half
Jack Van Poortvliet
Jack Van Poortvliet
Scrum Half
George Ford
George Ford
Fly Half
Marcus Smith
Marcus Smith
Fly Half
Finlay Smith
Finlay Smith
Fly Half
Cadan Murley
Cadan Murley
Outside Back
Freddie Steward
Freddie Steward
Outside Back
Sebastien Atkinson
Sebastien Atkinson
Centre
Elliot Daly
Elliot Daly
Centre
Fraser Dingwall
Fraser Dingwall
Centre
Henry Slade
Henry Slade
Centre
Ollie Lawrence
Ollie Lawrence
Centre
Tom Roebuck
Tom Roebuck
Outside Back
Henry Arundell
Henry Arundell
Outside Back
Tommy Freeman
Tommy Freeman
Outside Back

England Rugby Tournaments

England National Rugby Union Team

The England rugby team is one of the sport's most successful sides. To date, they remain the only team from the northern hemisphere to ever capture the Rugby World Cup. They were also the first team to top the World Rugby Rankings and they're the most successful side in the history of the Six Nations, with 29 outright wins. 

With the success of the England rugby team, it's no surprise that many famous faces and star players have represented the nation. Former England rugby squads have featured greats of the game. This includes the likes of Martin Johnson and Jason Leonard, who are both in the International Rugby Hall of Fame. Added to this, the Rugby World Cup's highest ever point scorer also played for the England national rugby union team. The legendary Jonny Wilkinson scored 277 points at the tournament between 1999 and 2011.

England at the Six Nations Championship 

The England national rugby union team is the most successful side in the history of the Six Nations Championship. To date, they have won 29 outright titles, a feat that puts them just ahead of Wales. Additionally, England have also enjoyed a further 10 shared wins and have captured 13 Grand Slams

As one of the four founding Home Nations teams, England have competed in every format of the tournament since its inception in the 1800s. In fact, England's Six Nations record includes inaugural victories in each of the Championships: England won the first Home Nations (1883), Five Nations (1910) and Six Nations (2000).

Over the years, England players have delivered some of the tournament's most impressive performances. For example, in 2001, Jonny Wilkinson set the record for the most individual points scored in a single Six Nations match - he scored 35 points against Italy. Meanwhile, Cyril Lowe's record dates back to 1914, when he scored eight tries in one competition.

England at the Rugby World Cup

The England rugby team has participated in every edition of the Rugby World Cup. In 2003, England secured their first Webb Ellis Cup with a win against Australia at Stadium Australia. This was England's second Rugby World Cup final - their first was in 1991 - and their second against Australia.

Since their 2003 victory, the England national rugby union team have reached the Rugby World Cup final a further two times. Sadly, they lost against the Springboks on both occasions (2007 and 2019). Additionally, England have also appeared in two bronze-final matches; the team secured fourth place in 1995 and finished third in 2023. 

Despite many impressive performances, the England rugby team have also endured disappointing Rugby World Cup finishes. The team was eliminated in the quarter finals in 1987, 1999 and 2011, and they crashed out during the pool stage at the 2015 tournament, which they also hosted.

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