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The Autumn Internationals 2025 is more than just a rugby series – it’s a battle of hemispheres that brings together the best of the north and south for an epic showdown. In November 2025, southern hemisphere powerhouses South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, and Argentina head to Europe to take on northern giants England, Ireland, Scotland, France, and Wales. This is where rivalries are reignited, and rugby history is made.
The 2024 series saw South Africa’s Springboks dominate and win all their games against England, Scotland and Wales.
The schedule is yet to be released but keep an eye on this page for the latest updates, package information and how to book your Autumn Internationals 2025 trip. Book your trip to the United Kingdom to watch South Africa take on the northern teams, in a strong display of excellent rugby. Edusport can get you there.
Book Your Spot with Edusport
Feel the energy live! Edusport’s Autumn Internationals 2025 packages include match tickets, premium accommodation, and exclusive experiences that take you to the heart of the action. Don’t just watch the series – be part of it. Secure your place now for the ultimate rugby adventure.
For more information and to book your Autumn International 2025 ticket and hotel package, join our waitlist now.
The Venues: From the electric atmosphere at Twickenham to the camaraderie of Cardiff, the UK's most iconic rugby arenas host these world-class matchups. Each stadium comes alive with passionate fans, national anthems, and the roar of the crowd as the action unfolds.
What to Wear: Wrap up warm for the crisp Northern Hemisphere autumn days and show your colours – whether it’s green and gold, black, or the vibrant red of the northern nations. If you’re enjoying corporate hospitality, opt for smart casual attire to suit the occasion.
Fan Perk: Be sure to arrive early for the pre-match build-up! Fan zones, live entertainment, and local food stalls offer a chance to soak in the excitement before kick-off.
England has something for everyone to enjoy, from exciting nightlife to vivid art galleries and stately museums. Outdoor enthusiasts and hobbyist historians have plenty to keep themselves entertained, especially during the glorious English summer. Wander around the hallowed streets of intellectual Oxford, explore the ruggedly majestic Lake District or marvel at the mystery of Stonehenge. Wherever you find yourself in England, there is always a friendly corner pub with a welcoming brew waiting for you.
Ireland is filled with fierce characters, legendary heroes and myths that span the full width of this island nation, with history presenting itself in ancient landscapes, monastic ruins hundreds of years old, as well as in the formidable Kilmainham Gaol in Dublin. Scattered throughout the country in even the most modern centres is the rich cultural heritage of Irish folklore, music and festivals. Politically, the country is split into the Republic of Ireland, and Northern Ireland which is part of the United Kingdom. While the country is small enough to explore on a single visit, there are so many nooks and crannies to discover that you could return time and time again to new experiences. Highlights include visiting Trinity College and the Temple Bar District in Dublin, exploring scenic southern peninsulas south of Cork, and sitting in any local pub to the sounds of the Irish fiddle and lilting Gaelic song, warmed by a full glass of Guinness.
Wales in the summertime is similar to Italy. This slow-paced nation features beautiful beaches to explore, cascading waterfalls to discover and a diversity of wildlife to encounter. Get your camera ready to capture the variety of Welsh birdlife or get your binoculars out to view whales, basking sharks and dolphins. Be sure to take in your fair share of historic castles, and more-than-your-share of Bara Brith, a thoroughly delicious traditional Welsh bread. Nearby Snowdonia National Park features breathtaking views and is accessible by hiking (for the fit) or by train (for the enthusiastic).
