Men's Rugby World Cup 2019 · Tokyo Stadium, Tokyo · 5 October 2019Head-to-head
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England won by 29 points.Half-time 10–3 · Tries 6–1
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Tacklesmademissed
ENG10817
ARG16228
← Argentina attack · England attack →Hover a try for detail · dots = tackles made · dashed = penalty goal · orange = missed · squares = rucks · triangles = line breaks and defenders beaten · rings = turnovers · bars at the foot = zone counts · thin lines = kicks from hand = attacking entries and ball won per band
- Tackle positions are not in the feed for this match.
Tries and goal kicks as a table
| Min | Team | What | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9′ | England | Try, Jonny May, conversion missed | 5–3 |
| 36′ | England | Try, Elliot Daly, conversion missed | 10–3 |
| 42′ | England | Try, Ben Youngs, conversion missed | 15–3 |
| 45′ | England | Try, George Ford, converted | 20–3 |
| 71′ | Argentina | Try, Matias Moroni, converted | 25–8 |
| 74′ | England | Try, Jack Nowell, converted | 30–10 |
| 80′ | England | Try, Luke Cowan-Dickie, converted | 37–10 |
| 7′ | Argentina | Penalty goal scored | |
| 19′ | England | Penalty goal missed | |
| 54′ | England | Penalty goal scored |
Sample dataTerritory shares are estimated, and tries without a recorded position are placed in the in-goal. Other positions are as logged by the match feed and approximate.
Score progression
Drag to replay the match on the pitchSwipe the chart sideways for the full match.9′Jonny May36′Elliot Daly42′Ben Youngs45′George Ford71′Matias Moroni74′Jack Nowell80′Luke Cowan-Dickie
ENG
Team stats
ARG59%Possession41%
67%Territory33%
134Carries99
433Metres gained256
8Clean breaks5
28Defenders beaten17
175Passes115
8Offloads5
108Tackles made162
17Tackles missed28
99/103Rucks won75/75
11/13Lineouts won12/14
8/9Scrums won1/2
7/7Mauls won3/4
5Turnovers won7
8Penalties conceded8
32Kicks from hand34
1,028Kick metres1,073
Goal kicking
ENG conversions 3/6, penalties 1/2 · ARG conversions 1/1, penalties 1/1. Pale segment = set piece lost.
ENG conversions 3/6, penalties 1/2 · ARG conversions 1/1, penalties 1/1. Pale segment = set piece lost.
Match statistics and event positions come from World Rugby’s public match feed, which is unofficial and not licensed for reuse; TheBreakdown reduces them to the figures shown.
Line-ups
England
- 1Joe MarlerProp
- 2Jamie GeorgeHooker
- 3Kyle SincklerProp
- 4Maro ItojeSecond row
- 5George KruisSecond row
- 6Tom CurryFlanker
- 7Sam UnderhillFlanker
- 8Billy VunipolaNumber 8
- 9Ben YoungsScrum-half
- 10George FordFly-half
- 11Jonny MayWing
- 12Owen FarrellCentre
- 13Manu TuilagiCentre
- 14Anthony WatsonWing
- 15Elliot DalyFull-back
- 16Luke Cowan-DickieBench
- 17Mako VunipolaBench
- 18Dan ColeBench
- 19Courtney LawesBench
- 20Lewis LudlamBench
- 21Willi HeinzBench
- 22Henry SladeBench
- 23Jack NowellBench
Argentina
- 1Nahuel Tetaz ChaparroProp
- 2Julian MontoyaHooker
- 3Juan FigalloProp
- 4Guido Petti PagadizabalSecond row
- 5Tomas LavaniniSecond row
- 6Pablo MateraFlanker
- 7Marcos KremerFlanker
- 8Javier Ortega DesioNumber 8
- 9Tomas CubelliScrum-half
- 10Benjamin UrdapilletaFly-half
- 11Santiago CarrerasWing
- 12Jeronimo de la FuenteCentre
- 13Matias OrlandoCentre
- 14Matias MoroniWing
- 15Emiliano BoffelliFull-back
- 16Agustín CreevyBench
- 17Mayco VivasBench
- 18Santiago MedranoBench
- 19Matias AlemannoBench
- 20Tomas LezanaBench
- 21Felipe EzcurraBench
- 22Lucas MensaBench
- 23Bautista DelguyBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, England 25–5 Argentina, 2 drawn in 32 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
England going in
Argentina going in
- Previous meeting: 11 November 2017, England 21–8 Argentina
- Next meeting on record: 6 November 2022
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.