England Rugby: What’s Happening and How to Follow the Team

If you love watching England rugby, you’ll want the quickest updates on matches, player news and where to catch the action. This guide gives you the most useful info in plain language, so you can stay in the loop without scrolling through endless articles.

Recent Results and What They Mean

England just wrapped up a close win against Wales in the Six Nations, pulling ahead 22‑18 after a last‑minute penalty from George Ford. The victory pushed England to the top of the table, but the game also exposed gaps in the scrum that opponents could exploit. Coach Steve Borthwick praised the back‑line’s creativity while warning the forwards need a stronger combine for the next round.

Key Players to Watch

Josh Taylor continues to be a match‑winner on the wing, using his speed to finish off set‑piece moves. In the centre, Ollie Smith showed solid defense and clever distribution against Ireland. The new scrum‑half, Dan McKellar, earned his first start and kept the tempo steady, giving the fly‑half more space. Keep an eye on Sam Hill, who’s back from injury and could bring extra punch to the power play.

Beyond the starters, the bench is loaded with talent. Young lock Tom Lindley has impressed in training camps, and his line‑out work could become a game‑changer in the autumn tests.

Upcoming fixtures are a big part of any fan’s calendar. England faces France next Saturday in Paris, a clash that often decides the Six Nations champion. After that, the team travels to New Zealand for a three‑test series in August, a perfect chance to gauge how they stack up against the Southern Hemisphere powerhouses.

Want to watch the games live? In the UK, BT Sport holds the broadcast rights for the Six Nations, while Sky Sports covers the Autumn Internationals and the New Zealand tour. If you’re abroad, the Rugby Pass app streams most matches on mobile and TV. Subscribing to the official England Rugby YouTube channel also gives you daily highlights and behind‑the‑scenes content.

Getting tickets can feel tricky, but the England Rugby website releases a batch of seats three weeks before each match. Sign up for the newsletter, and you’ll receive a direct link as soon as tickets go on sale. For high‑profile games like the France test, consider joining a fan club; they often get early access and discounted prices.

Social media is another easy way to stay updated. Follow @EnglandRugby on Twitter for real‑time score updates, injury reports and player interviews. Instagram stories from the squad give you a glimpse of travel, training and match‑day vibes.

Finally, if you want deeper analysis, the podcast "Rugby Talk" releases a weekly episode covering England’s performance, tactics and upcoming challenges. The hosts break down each game in plain terms, making it perfect for casual fans who want a bit more insight.

Stay connected, watch the games, and cheer the team as they chase the Six Nations title and prepare for the next World Cup. England rugby offers plenty of excitement – all you need is the right info and a good spot on the couch.