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England men’s national rugby union team was founded in 1871, and its home is Twickenham, a ground that holds 82,000. The side plays in white and is a national team from the United Kingdom in rugby union. Its honours include one Rugby World Cup, won in 2003, and thirty-nine Six Nations Championship titles, the most recent in 2020. Steve Borthwick is the current head coach. Twickenham is the fixed venue for home fixtures, and white is its home kit colour. The Six Nations Championship accounts for the larger part of that honours list, while the World Cup win is the sole entry of its kind. Borthwick leads the national team into the current season, with Twickenham as the home setting.
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Guinness Six Nations · 2026England FAQ
The England men’s national rugby union team was founded on 27 March 1871.
Twickenham is where the team plays its home matches, and the side runs out there in white.
The stadium's capacity is 82,000, and it hosts the team's home fixtures.
The head coach role is held by Steve Borthwick, who oversees the national side.
The Six Nations Championship has been won 39 times, with the most recent title arriving in 2020.