England's rugby team concluded their grueling season with a five-try victory over Argentina, despite being reduced to 13 players at times during the match. The final score of 30-17 showcased their resilience, with standout performances from Immanuel Feyi-Waboso and Marcus Smith.

In a match marked by discipline issues, England saw four players sent to the sin-bin, including Jack van Poortvliet and Manny Iyogun, as they struggled to maintain composure. However, the team's defensive efforts, especially from Ollie Chessum, Ellis Genge, and Joe Heyes, were crucial in weathering Argentina's late surge.

The game began with England dominating, scoring two tries in the first 23 minutes:

• The first try came from a cross-kick by Fin Smith to Tommy Freeman.
• The second followed a powerful run by Feyi-Waboso, setting up Ben Earl for a try.

Despite going into halftime with a 19-3 lead, Argentina found their footing after the break, scoring quickly and capitalizing on England's mistakes. However, England struck back with a try from Marcus Smith and another from Feyi-Waboso, ensuring their victory.

The match, played in a modest city known as the “Mother of Cities,” provided a unique backdrop for England's international journey, which had seen them travel over 26,000 miles this month. Despite the challenges and a late injury to Benhard van Rensburg, this victory allowed England to secure third place in the tournament standings, granting them much-needed relief as they head into the off-season.