England's rugby union team delivered a commanding 45-22 victory over Australia at Twickenham on November 8, 2026, securing their largest-ever winning margin against the Wallabies. The Red Rose dominated throughout the autumn international, with flanker Henry Pollock producing a standout performance that earned him player-of-the-match honors.
Pollock's dynamic play at the breakdown and powerful carries consistently troubled the Australian defense, while England's backline capitalized on front-foot ball to cross for five tries. The Wallabies managed three tries of their own but were unable to contain England's relentless pressure, particularly in the second half when the home side pulled away decisively.
The result marks a significant milestone in the historic rivalry, surpassing England's previous biggest win over Australia. Head coach Steve Borthwick will be encouraged by the comprehensive nature of the performance as his side builds toward next year's Six Nations campaign.
