In a gripping encounter at Twickenham on Sunday, England emerged victorious with a 27-23 win over Argentina, capping off a flawless November campaign. The match, marked by dramatic momentum shifts, saw England withstand a fierce second-half resurgence from the Pumas, inspired by the heroics of late call-up Max Ojomoh. Ojomoh, who was drafted into the squad on Friday following Fraser Dingwall’s injury, made an immediate impact. He opened the scoring with a breakaway try in the 10th minute, propelling England to a 10-0 lead. His crossfield kick to Immanuel Feyi-Waboso further extended the advantage to 17-0. Argentina, known for their resilience after last weekend’s comeback against Scotland, clawed their way back into the game. Justo Piccardo’s converted try and three penalties narrowed the gap to 17-16, setting the stage for another potential turnaround. However, Ojomoh’s decisive play in the 66th minute, offloading to Henry Slade for a crucial try, and George Ford’s conversion and penalty ensured England’s victory. Despite Rodrigo Isgro’s late try and a frantic final push from Argentina, England held firm to secure their 11th consecutive test win, having previously defeated Australia, Fiji, and New Zealand in successive weekends.
England holds off Argentina fightback to seal sweep of November rugby wins
