2021 Autumn International’s England v Australia

Engage are proud and excited to be able to offer official hospitality for this epic England v Australia clash. England welcome the Wallabies to the Home of England Rugby after a 3 year break from Twickenham.

The last time the two sides met was in the 2019 Rugby World Cup as England pummelled Australia 40-16 in the Oita Stadium, Japan to reach the semi-final. England have actually won the last 7 encounters against Australia round the world, with the last defeat coming in the group stages of the 2015 Rugby World Cup at Twickenham.

As always, the Autumn Internationals will be highly competitive and after the revised format Autumn Nations Cup with no fans, this will be a highly sought after fixture.

Register your interest now and we will get back to you as soon as possible to discuss availability. Alternatively give us a call on 0207 048 4848 to explore all of our options for this match.

2021 Autumn International’s England v South Africa

Engage are proud and excited to be able to offer official hospitality for a repeat of the 2019 World Cup Final as England will play South Africa in Twickenham. England welcome the Springboks to the Home of England Rugby for the first time since 2018.

The memory of the World Cup final defeat will be fresh in the minds of England fans as the South African’s physicality and game plan was executed perfectly. England managed just twelve points in a 32-12 defeat as South Africa notched up their third World Cup, equalling New Zealand’s total tally.

As always, the autumn internationals will be highly competitive and after the revised format Autumn Nations Cup with no fans in 2020, this will be a highly sought after fixture.

Register your interest now and we will get back to you as soon as possible to discuss availability. Alternatively give us a call on 0207 048 4848 to explore all of our options for this match.

2021 British and Irish Lions v Japan

The much anticipated 2021 Lions Tour starts in Scotland as Japan come to BT Murrayfield, before the Lions head off to South Africa.

Having beaten Australia 2-1 in 2013 and drawing with New Zealand in 2017 after an incredible 15-15 last match tie, the Lions visit South Africa for the first time since 2009. In that series, the Lions lost 2-1 so they’ll be excited and desperate to come away with a victory on tour.

Register Your Interest Now and we will get back to you as soon as possible to discuss availability. Alternatively give us a call on 0207 048 4848.