Quilter Nations Series Predictions & Tips (22 & 23 November 2025)

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England vs Argentina Predictions - Argentina to challenge England at Twickenham

Ralph Staniforth

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Last updated: 21 Nov 2025

Ralph Staniforth 21 Nov 2025

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England leads 15-1 in recent head-to-head with Argentina.
Argentina defeated top teams, including New Zealand, in 2025.
Both teams making strategic changes for the London showdown.

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England in for tight game against Los Pumas (Getty Images)

England vs Argentina Predictions

England are the talk of the town at the moment after beating New Zealand last Saturday. Rightly so, they look like real World Cup contenders with a strong, young squad and plenty of depth. However, Argentina are also in good form and confident.

England vs Argentina Predictions
Head to Head
England Form
England Injuries & Team News
Argentina Form
Argentina Injuries & Team News

I am backing Los Pumas to get within the +9.5 handicap and wouldn’t be surprised if they sneak a win against the odds in London.

England have won their last 4 matches against Argentina.
England have won their last 10 matches.
Argentina have won their last 2 matches.
Argentina have beaten Scotland, Australia and New Zealand this year.

Head to Head

England lead 15-1 in their last 16 matches against Argentina. That run started back in 2009. Argentina’s sole win in that period came in 2022 at Twickenham.

Earlier this year, they met twice, England won both matches but neither side was at full strength for that tour.

England Form

England are once again a force to be reckoned with after showing some superb form throughout 2025. A second-place finish in the Six Nations showed their improvement, only losing to Ireland away throughout.

In July, without their players who were on the B+I Lions tour, England beat Argentina twice and USA, all away from home. Argentina were not at full strength either but regardless, it was impressive from the English.

In November, England started off with a 25-7 victory over Australia before seeing off Fiji 38-18. Last weekend they showed their true form, defeating the All Blacks 33-19 at Twickenham.

England Injuries & Team News

Steve Borthwick has made six changes to his side from last weekend. Luke Cowan-Dickie, Asher Opoku-Fordjour, Ben Spencer, Elliot Daly and Henry Slade are all back in the mix.

Argentina Form

Argentina have continued to grow in stature throughout 2025 and can now be considered a top five or six team. They beat New Zealand and Australia during the Rugby Championship and lost by two points to South Africa.

To start the Quilter Nations Series, Argentina eased past Wales 52-28 at the Principality. Last weekend, against Scotland, Argentina mounted a terrific comeback to win 33-24 at Murrayfield.

Los Pumas were poor in the first half, going into the break 21-0 down. But a different team emerged from the sheds for the second 40, completely dominating their hosts to score five unanswered tries.

Argentina Injuries & Team News

Argentina will field their strongest available side with a few tweaks from last weekend. Some of the players who performed in the second half are likely to get a start.

Verdict

England v Argentina

I am backing Argentina to get within the +9.5 handicap and perhaps win.

Argentina +9.5

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Ralph Staniforth is a South African sports journalist, editor and betting writer who has worked in sports media since 2012.

With a background in Sports Science, he has covered a wide range of sports and interviewed leading players and coaches across South African rugby, cricket and football.

His sports betting work covers both South African and international markets, combining his knowledge of sport with extensive experience analysing fixtures, teams, form and betting markets.

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