Can England bounce back from losing their first two matches of the Autumn Nations Series? Join Daniel Gallan.   20:04 England a Nation of Losers That’s the very punchy heading on Martin Leggett’s email: “How can we create a national sports team to be proud of when we can’t even watch them playing on our national broadcaster and help them generate revenue for investing in the sport?

Marcus Smith has stamped himself as England’s attacking fulcrum this autumn, grubber-kicking like a good’un against the Wallabies, and on Saturday seeing space beautifully for the first try by Ollie Sleightholme against the Springboks, in addition to kicking well, short and long, narrow and wide.

You can watch England vs South Africa live streams on Peacock in the US, with the streaming service set to show all 21 of the Autumn Nations Series matches. A subscription starts at $7.99 per month, and Peacock also provides live coverage of Premier League soccer and the NFL.

The rivalry between South Africa and England, who will face off at Twickenham on Saturday, has produced some of rugby's most memorable moments, each clash carrying a unique narrative reflective of the time.

England head coach Steve Borthwick is on a collision course with one of his own players after hitting out at a new World Rugby law. Earlier this month, the authority announced a crackdown on ’escort runners’ during games, which refers to players who impede opponents as they chase after high kicks.

England host South Africa at the Allianz Stadium on Saturday, November 16, with a kick-off time of 5.40pm. Yes, TNT Sports have the TV rights for this year's series and fans can subscribe to the premium option to watch every game for £30.99. You can sign up right here to make sure you never miss a try.

World champions inflict third Autumn Nations Series defeat on hosts ► Subscribe to Sky Sports News: ► Watch Sky Sports: Steve Borthwick, Jamie George, Siya Kolisi & Rassie Erasmus react to South Africa handed England their third defeat in a row in the Autumn Nations Series,

South Africa captain Siya Kolisi says his team will treat every match as "personal" as they look to extend their winning run against England at Twickenham

A fifth defeat in succession for England but this one will hurt the most. England served up their most resilient performance of the autumn but against the world champions South Africa, were deserted by their accuracy and discipline in the final quarter just when it looked like an opportunity to avenge their World Cup semi-final defeat was in their