England vs Italy LIVE! Six Nations latest score and rugby updates today - England have not lost any of their previous 31 matches against Italy

Italy make six changes following the heavy defeat by France. London-born winger Matt Gallagher makes his Six Nations debut in place of Simone Gesi. Monty Ioane returns after missing out against Les Bleus because of injury, meaning Ange Capuozzo moves to full-back and Tommasso Allan drops to the bench.

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Andrew Brace is the referee for England vs Italy at Twickenham in round four of the 2025 Six Nations. Born in Cardiff, Brace represents the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) after a childhood spent between Wales and Ireland.

England is the only one team in the championship that Italy have not beaten - it is the last remaining 100% win rate against another team that still remains in the Six Nations. But can that change today?

Elsewhere, winless Scotland take on Wales who sealed their first U20 Six Nations over Ireland since 2017 with a hard-fought and spirited 20-12 victory at Newport's Rodney Parade. It secured back-to-back victories in the championship and a much-needed boost for Welsh rugby.

Here are the permutations as to what England need to do to win their first Six Nations title since 2020. In short, a miracle. First things first, England must to get bonus-point wins over Italy and Wales, which will score them 20 points in the table and give them the best possible chance of beating their rivals.

England are still in the fight for the championship, and will need to beat Italy on home soil to continue their charge.

England need to find the tries to stave off another cliff-hanger conclusion against Italy in the Six Nations on Sunday.

England go into Sunday's Six Nations match with Italy at Twickenham knowing a win may not be enough to appease critics of their faltering attack. Italy have lost all 31 of their previous Tests against England and the Azzurri arrive at Twickenham on the back of a 73-24 thrashing by France -- a match where Les Bleus scored 11 tries,