TheBreakdown
Full time27 November 2004
England
19–21
Australia
Twickenham, London, England · Tour 2004Head-to-head

Australia won by 2 points.

Scoring

  1. 17’TAustralia try · Jeremy Paul0–5
  2. 18’CAustralia conversion · Elton Flatley0–7
  3. 29’TAustralia try · Chris Latham0–12
  4. 44’PAustralia penalty · Matt Giteau0–15
  5. 50’TEngland try · Lewis Moody5–15
  6. 62’TEngland try · Josh Lewsey10–15
  7. 63’CEngland conversion · Mike Tindall12–15
  8. 65’TEngland try · Mark Cueto17–15
  9. 66’CEngland conversion · Mike Tindall19–15
  10. 68’PAustralia penalty · Matt Giteau19–18
  11. 73’PAustralia penalty · Matt Giteau19–21

Line-ups

England

  1. 1Graham RowntreeProp
  2. 2Steve ThompsonHooker
  3. 3Julian WhiteProp
  4. 4Danny GrewcockSecond row
  5. 5Steve BorthwickSecond row
  6. 6Joe WorsleyFlanker
  7. 7Lewis MoodyFlanker
  8. 8Martin CorryNumber 8
  9. 9Andy GomarsallScrum-half
  10. 10Charlie HodgsonFly-half
  11. 11Josh LewseyWing
  12. 12Mike TindallCentre
  13. 13Henry PaulCentre
  14. 14Mark CuetoWing
  15. 15Jason RobinsonFull-back
  16. 16Andy TitterrellBench
  17. 17Andrew SheridanBench
  18. 18Ben KayBench
  19. 19Andy HazellBench
  20. 20Harry EllisBench
  21. 21Will GreenwoodBench
  22. 22Ben CohenBench

Australia

  1. 1Bill YoungProp
  2. 2Jeremy PaulHooker
  3. 3Al BaxterProp
  4. 4Justin HarrisonSecond row
  5. 5Dan VickermanSecond row
  6. 6George SmithFlanker
  7. 7Phil WaughFlanker
  8. 8David LyonsNumber 8
  9. 9George GreganScrum-half
  10. 10Elton FlatleyFly-half
  11. 11Lote TuqiriWing
  12. 12Matt GiteauCentre
  13. 13Morgan TurinuiCentre
  14. 14Wendell SailorWing
  15. 15Chris LathamFull-back
  16. 16Brendan CannonBench
  17. 17Matt DunningBench
  18. 18Radike SamoBench
  19. 19Stephen HoilesBench
  20. 20Matt HenjakBench
  21. 21Drew MitchellBench
  22. 22Mat RogersBench

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Context

All-time, England 29–27 Australia, 1 drawn in 57 scored Tests. Full head-to-head

England going in
Australia going in

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.