Los Pumas will close out 2025 this Sunday when they visit England at the iconic Twickenham stadium, one of the most legendary in world rugby. Led by Felipe Contepomi, who just pulled off an incredible comeback against Scotland by overturning a 21-0 deficit, the team will face one of the teams that gives them the most trouble. The match will be covered live by the Argentine News Agency. The historical record shows a clear advantage for England, who have won 23 times compared to Los Pumas' five victories, with one draw. English dominance is evident not only in friendly matches but also in World Cups, where they won in 1995 (24-18), 2011 (13-9), 2019 (39-10), and 2023 (27-10 in the group stage and 26-23 in the third-place playoff). Nevertheless, Los Pumas have made history at Twickenham, securing two victories there. The first was in 2006 with a 25-18 score, and the last one came in 2022 with a narrow 30-29 win.
