England will look to avoid making it three northern hemisphere Rugby World Cup quarter-final defeats in a row when they take on Fiji today for a place in the semis.

Yesterday, Wales lost to Argentina and New Zealand defeated Ireland in an epic encounter in Paris. Today it’s the turn of England and France to ensure European representation in the last four.

Fiji booked their place in the quarter-finals despite suffering a shock defeat by Portugal in their final pool match.

England secured their place in the knockout phase when Japan beat Samoa and Steve Borthwick’s side finished their Pool D campaign with an unconvincing 18-17 win over Samoa.

Today’s quarter-final will be a rematch of England’s final warm-up game for this tournament, when they suffered a shock defeat as the Fijians recorded their first-ever win over the English.

England will take on Fiji in the Rugby World Cup quarter-final today (Sunday, October 15). The game kicks off at 4pm (BST), 5pm local time. 

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