Los Pumas end their season against England this Sunday at Twickenham | OneFootball

The Pumas close their season this Sunday at Twickenham, where they will face England at 13:10 Argentina time in the last match of the November International Window.

The coach Felipe Contepomi has made five changes compared to the team that played in Edinburgh.

Thomas Gallo replaces Mayco Vivas, Marcos Kremer comes in for Joaquín Oviedo and displaces González and Grondona in the back row, Tomás Albornoz replaces Gerónimo Prisciantelli, Bautista Delguy takes the place of Mateo Carreras, and Justo Piccardo takes Santiago Chocobares' spot.

The structure maintains its core, although the coach is betting on variations to sustain intensity and precision against an opponent that demands rigor both at home and away.

The national team arrives with two consecutive wins on the European tour and seeks to maintain momentum against a rival on a ten-match winning streak.

The duel also renews a rivalry that includes 30 encounters and a key precedent in 2022, when Argentina won in London by one point.

The Argentine team arrives in London after defeating Wales and Scotland in their first two stops of the European autumn.

England presents a greater challenge due to their current form and recent history: in July, they won both tests played in La Plata and San Juan by 35-12 and 22-17.

Their last defeat was in February, in the Six Nations debut against Ireland by 27-22 in Dublin, and since then they have strung together a series that places them as one of the most consistent teams of the year.

The freshest memory of the Argentine team at Twickenham holds emotional value. In 2022, the team led by Michael Cheika won 30-29 with a decisive performance by Emiliano Boffelli, who scored 25 points through a try, six penalties, and a conversion.

The other try was scored by Santiago Carreras. That victory still serves as a reference for a squad looking to compete again at the highest level away from home.vsIj0w

The history between both nations shows 30 matches, with 23 English victories, 5 Argentine, and 2 draws. The series includes World Cup matches, tours, and test matches, with results reflecting English superiority in the long term, although the Argentine team has had decisive breakthroughs at various times.

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