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That followed a summer in which England were narrowly edged out twice by the All Blacks despite leading both Test matches for long stretches, while they also came up just short against France in the Six Nations and against the Springboks in last year’s Rugby World Cup semi-finals.

They will have a chance to avenge that latter defeat on Saturday evening when reigning world champions South Africa head to south-west London off the back of a hard-fought win over Scotland last time out.

The formidable Boks certainly weren’t at their best at Murrayfield in their first match since winning the Rugby Championship for the first time since 2019 back in September, but prevailed 32-15 for a ninth consecutive victory over the Scots courtesy of a brace from Makazole Mapimpi and further tries from Thomas du Toit and Jasper Wiese.

England vs South Africa date, kick-off time and venue England vs South Africa takes place today on Saturday November 16, 2024 at Allianz Stadium Twickenham. Kick-off is scheduled for 5:40pm GMT.

It is the penultimate contest of England’s four-match autumn campaign, with only a meeting with Eddie Jones’ Japan side left to come.

How to watch England vs South Africa TV channel: In the UK, today’s showdown is being broadcast live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage beginning at 5:15pm GMT after Scotland’s clash with Portugal.

Live stream: Subscribers can also catch the game live online via the Discovery+ website and app.

Live blog: Follow all the action on matchday with Standard Sport’s live blog, featuring analysis from Simon Collings at Twickenham.

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England’s fortunes against South Africa will not be helped by the dual absence of Tom Curry and Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, who have both withdrawn from the squad due to head injuries suffered in Saturday’s last-gasp 42-37 loss to the resurgent Wallabies.

They have been replaced in the wider squad by Bath flanker Ted Hill and Sale wing Tom Roebuck. Sam Underhill replaces Curry in England’s back row, with Ollie Sleightholme coming in out wide for a first start after his two-try outing off the bench against Australia.

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