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England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland test themselves against the southern hemisphere’s best
The annual Autumn Internationals rugby carnival is under way, with England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland to be tested by the best the southern hemisphere has to offer.
New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and Argentina are all in action over a five-week period, which began with Scotland’s narrow defeat to Australia at Murrayfield last weekend.
England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales will all host at least three matches during the Autumn Internationals, as will Italy and next year’s World Cup hosts, France.
New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and Argentina, as well as Samoa, Fiji, Japan and Georgia, are the opposition.