England's World Cup fixtures and where to watch

08 September 2011

  • England at the IRB Rugby World Cup in New Zealand
  • Keep up to date with the fixtures, squad list, facts and stats
England fly half Jonny Wilkinson adopts his iconic kicking pose during the Rugby World Cup warm-up victory over Ireland in Dublin

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Martin Johnson's men kick off their 2011 Rugby World Cup campaign against Argentina on September 10, before clashes against Georgia, Romania and the Auld Enemy Scotland. Check below for the fixture and squad information from Down Under in New Zealand.

Fixtures

Pool B

  • Game 1: Argentina v England
    Sat, September 10, 0930 (UK time). Dunedin, Otago Stadium
  • Game 2: England v Georgia
    Sun, September 18, 0700 (UK time). Dunedin, Otago Stadium
  • Game 3: England v Romania
    Sat, September 24, 0700 (UK time). Dunedin, Otago Stadium
  • Game 4: England v Scotland
    Sat, October 1, 0830 (UK time). Eden Park, Auckland

England stats and facts

  • Highest RWC score: 111-13 v Uraguay (Brisbane, 2003)
  • Most RWC tries: 17 v Uraguay (Brisbane, 2003)
  • Highest RWC points scorer: Jonny Wilkinson, 249 (1T, 23 Con, 53 Pen, 13 DG)
  • All time RWC record: Played 35, Won 25, Lost 10
  • All time RWC points: For 1097, Against 580
  • Previous tournament record: 07 Final, 03 Winner, 99 QF, 95 4th, 91 Final, 87 QF

Keep in the loop

England Rugby World Cup squad

Forwards
Player Club
Dan Cole Leicester Tigers
Alex Corbisiero London Irish
Tom Croft Leicester Tigers
Louis Deacon Leicester Tigers
Nick Easter Harlequins
Dylan Hartley Northampton Saints
James Haskell Ricoh Black Rams
Courtney Lawes Northampton Saints
Lee Mears Bath Rugby
Lewis Moody Bath Rugby
Tom Palmer Stade Francais
Simon Shaw London Wasps
Andrew Sheridan Sale Sharks
Matt Stevens Saracens
Steve Thompson London Wasps
David Wilson Bath Rugby
Tom Wood Northampton Saints

Backs
Player Club
Delon Armitage London Irish
Chris Ashton Northampton Saints
Matt Banahan Bath Rugby
Mark Cueto Sale Sharks
Toby Flood Leicester Tigers
Ben Foden Northampton Saints
Shontayne Hape Bath Rugby
Joe Simpson London Wasps
Mike Tindall Gloucester Rugby
Manusamoa Tuilagi Leicester Tigers
Richard Wigglesworth Saracens
Jonny Wilkinson RC Toulon
Ben Youngs Leicester Tigers