In a spectacular display of resilience, England's rugby team has secured a monumental victory, defeating New Zealand 33-19 at a euphoric Twickenham Stadium. This historic win on Saturday, 15 November 2025, marks England's first triumph over the All Blacks since the 2019 World Cup semi-final, finally breaking a six-year drought and ending a run of three consecutive losses against the Kiwis from the previous year.
Stunning Comeback Seals the Game
The match did not start according to plan for the home side, who found themselves staring down a daunting 12-0 deficit in the early stages. However, showing immense character, England mounted a phenomenal fightback, scoring 25 unanswered points to seize control of the game and ultimately secure a famous victory.
Heroic Performances Across the Pitch
The victory was built on a foundation of tries from Ollie Lawrence, Sam Underhill, Fraser Dingwall, and Tom Roebuck. The boot and game management of fly-half George Ford were also instrumental, with his contributions including two crucial drop goals. His composed and experienced performance throughout the 80 minutes earned him the well-deserved Man of the Match award.
The result carries significant weight beyond the final scoreline. Not only does it give England a massive confidence boost, but it also shatters New Zealand's Grand Slam hopes on their tour. The roar from the Twickenham crowd at the final whistle signified the end of a long wait and the beginning of a new chapter for this England side, proving they can compete with and conquer the very best in the world.
