Head-to-head
TEST WINS
AUS
27Test wins
ENG
29Test wins
57 Tests: England lead 29–27, 1 drawn.
Model win probability
AUS 36%ENG 64%
How it works: the gap between the two TheBreakdown ratings, neutral venue. Our own model built from every Test; see the rankings page for the method.
Two World Cup finals. One win each. Biggest margin 6 points.
World Cup finals: margin
1991 · Australia
6
2003 · England
3
after extra time
Test history
Points 1,204–1,092 in Australia’s favour, first met 9 Jan 1909.
Biggest Australia win
6 June 1998: 76–0 (Tour 1998)
Biggest England win
18 Nov 2017: 6–30 (Tour 2017)
Last 10 meetings
- England1 Nov 2025 · Autumn Nations Series 2025 · London7–25
- Australia9 Nov 2024 · Autumn Nations Series 2024 · London42–37
- England16 July 2022 · Men's Internationals 2022 · Sydney | Gadigal17–21
- England9 July 2022 · Men's Internationals 2022 · Brisbane | Meeanjin17–25
- Australia2 July 2022 · Men's Internationals 2022 · Perth | Boorloo30–28
- England13 Nov 2021 · Autumn Nations Series 2021 · London15–32
- England19 Oct 2019 · Men's Rugby World Cup 2019 · Oita Prefecture16–40
- England24 Nov 2018 · Tour 2018 · London18–37
- England18 Nov 2017 · Tour 2017 · London6–30
- England3 Dec 2016 · Tour 2016 · London21–37
Scores show Australia first.
Every meeting, with filters and CSVTests to date; World Cup finals to 2023.