England's fly-half Fin Smith provided a candid analysis following their 31-24 victory over Argentina on Saturday, highlighting the team's ongoing struggles despite securing back-to-back Test wins for the first time since November. Smith emphasized that England remains short of its potential, reflecting on their inconsistency throughout the season.

The match showcased Manny Feyi-Waboso as a standout performer, but England's persistent issue with discipline remained a concern, with four additional yellow cards bringing their total to 14 in just 10 games this year. Head coach Steve Borthwick faced media criticism for this issue but Smith maintained a level-headed approach, rating England a modest seven out of ten.

Smith acknowledged the high expectations placed on England rugby players, stating:

There’s no reason we shouldn’t be a powerhouse in international rugby.

• The team has the capabilities to win consistently.

Reflecting on past matches, Smith noted the frustration of playing with fewer than 15 players on the pitch, which has hindered the team's performance. However, he remains optimistic about the squad's potential as key players return, including Maro Itoje and George Furbank.

The match also featured debuts for Noah Caluori, Benhard van Rensburg, George Kloska, and Manny Iyogun, signaling a positive future for the squad. Despite a disappointing performance from the Pumas, who lamented missed opportunities, England must now focus on consistency as they prepare for the summer break.