What does Autumn Internationals Mean

The End of year rugby tests, known as Autumn internationals in the Northern Hemisphere, are a series of rugby union matches contested approximately each November. Teams from the Six Nations Championship play against the Tri Nations powers plus Argentina; second-tier teams, such as those from North American and Pacific countries, also participate. Each side typically plays three or four Test matches, and may choose to play games against provincial or “A” teams. Also, one of the Tri Nations teams generally plays the invitational Barbarians club in the traditional “Final Challenge”, usually at Twickenham in London (although Australia’s Final Challenge in 2008 was at the current Wembley Stadium). Rights for the Autumn Internationals are shared by Sky Sports and BBC.

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