England changes hotel in Buenos Aires ahead of Nations Championship match
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 17, 2026, 9:18 AM
Last updated Jul 17, 2026

England's rugby team has switched hotels in Buenos Aires to avoid potential celebrations following Argentina's World Cup victory. The team is set to face the Pumas in the Nations Championship on Saturday. Following Argentina's semi-final win over England, local fans celebrated around the team's former hotel, prompting the relocation to a hotel near the airport. Head coach Steve Borthwick noted the challenges posed by the celebrations, which included fireworks disturbing players' sleep. England will return to Buenos Aires after their match, indicating logistical concerns influenced their decision.
- •England faces Argentina in the Nations Championship on Saturday.
- •They switched to a hotel to avoid World Cup celebrations.
- •Argentina's semi-final win led to large street gatherings.
- •Fireworks and noise impacted players' rest at the previous hotel.
- •Borthwick discusses the need for logistical planning amid celebrations.
"England have been forced to change hotel in Buenos Aires on Sunday night to avoid being caught up in any celebrations should Argentina win the World Cup.
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