England Rugby

The journey ends tonight in San Francisco...
It's England v New Zealand in the Rugby World Cup Sevens Final, LIVE on worldrugby.org at 01:53 BST 🌹

England are into the FINAL of the Rugby World Cup Sevens after an emphatic victory over South Africa ⚡

This is your 3⃣ hour warning...
England take on South Africa in the semi-finals of the Rugby World Cup Sevens at 20:40 BST, and you'll be able to watch the match LIVE on worldrugby.org 🌹

Into the last four ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Here's how #England7s beat USA to secure a spot in tonight's Rugby World Cup Sevens semi-final against South Africa [LIVE on worldrugby.org at 20:40 BST] 🔥

#England7s Women lift the Rugby World Cup Sevens Challenge Trophy after beating Japan 31-5 👏

WHAT A FINISH ⭐
A moment of magic from Mitchell, a perfectly timed run from Burgess, and England are into the Rugby World Cup Sevens semi final ⚡

Congratulations to England's Women who have won the Challenge final at #RWC7s 👏

Total drama 😅

#England7s Women to face Japan in Rugby World Cup Sevens Challenge Final at 02:16 BST, LIVE on worldrugby.org 🌍

England are into the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup Sevens after victory over Samoa. But what happened in the other games? ⚡
Here's the best of the action from Day 1 ⬇

"The man they call Chippy" 👊

England's men got their World Cup Sevens campaign off to winning ways against Samoa in San Francisco earlier this morning 🌹

Catch up on how England Women Sevens fared during Day One of the World Cup Sevens in San Francisco 🌹

Ahead of England Men's first World Cup Sevens game tomorrow, Tom Mitchell and Dan Norton look back at their first experience of the tournament, in Moscow five years ago 🌹

England Women get their Rugby World Cup Sevens campaign underway against Ireland at 20:12 BST and you'll be able to watch the action LIVE on worldrugby.org.
But do you know your "Scaz" from your "Fish"? Skipper Abbie Brown explains...

"We're a strong unit." 👊
Captain Abbie Brown gives you the lowdown on how England have been building up to the Rugby World Cup Sevens in San Francisco.

"I had to make a very adult decision at 19 years old, it all became very real."

"Days like today give you a real boost."
A big thank you to Prince Harry who came to Twickenham to see for himself some of the amazing work the RFU Injured Players Foundation is doing.

Something to get you in the mood for the Rugby World Cup Sevens 🏆
Here's a throwback to some of England's best tries at the #Exeter7s ⭐