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England A welcome an Argentina XV to Bath tonight

Bath's Recreational Ground hosts England A v Argentina XV tonight (Image: Geoff Caddick / AFP via Getty Images)

England A team are in action tonight when they face an Argentina XV at Bath's Recreation Ground.

Steve Borthwick's seniors are busy preparing for their Nations Championship clash with Australia at Allianz Stadium Twickenham this Sunday, but there is no doubt the head coach will be keeping an eye on events in Somerset.

This will be an opportunity for some of Borthwick's fringe men to lay down a marker and push for inclusion at Test level.

Bristol Bears' Fitz Harding takes the captaincy once again on his fourth 'A' appearance for Mark Mapletoft's side, having led them to a 29-25 victory over Spain in Valladolid last year.

Eight of the selected matchday squad have been capped at senior level.

Here is everything you need to know about the clash.

What time is England A v Argentina XV?

England A v Argentina XV kicks off at 7.45pm on Friday, November 6, at the Recreational Ground, Bath.

What channel is the game on?

The game is being shown live for free on England Rugby's YouTube channel in the UK only.

Premier Sports are also showing it but you will require a subscription.

What about live streaming?

Go to England's YouTube channel to stream the match or Premier Sports customers can stream events from Bath via the Premier Sports app.

Teams

England A: 1 Archie van der Flier, 2 Jamie Blamire, 3 Afolabi Fasogbon, 4 Joe Batley, 5 Ben Bamber, 6 Ethan Roots, 7 Jack Kenningham, 8 Fitz Harding, 9 Caolan Englefield, 10 Charlie Atkinson, 11 George Hendy, 12 Max Ojomoh, 13 Luke Northmore, 14 Noah Caluori, 15 Joe Carpenter

Replacements: 16 Nathan Jibulu, 17 Alex O’Driscoll, 18 George Kloska, 19 Tom Lockett, 21 Max Hicks, 22 Lucas Friday, 23 Billy Searle

Argentina XV: 1 Diego Correa, 2 Juan Manuel Vivas, 3 Pedro Delgado, 4 Rodrigo Fernández Criado, 5 Enzo Ocampo, 6 Nicolás D’Amorim, 7 Juan Penoucos, 8 Benjamín Grondona, 9 Nicolás Viola, 10 Federico Serpa, 11 Franco Rossetto, 12 Benjamín Ordiz, 13 Agustín Fraga, 14 Santiago Pernas, 15 Tobías Wade

Replacements: 16 Francisco Lusarreta, 17 Ignacio Calles, 18 Gael Galván, 19 Francisco Sluga, 20 Agustín Sarelli, 21 Alejo Sugasti, 22 Juan Segundo Martín Montilla, 23 Matías Osadczuk

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