Sheffield-born Jorgensen out to inflict more pain on England
Summary
Max Jorgensen, the Sheffield-born Australia back who scored a last-play try to beat England at Twickenham in 2024, says that experience gives his team confidence ahead of their next match. Australia face England at Twickenham on Sunday, 8 November, as Jorgensen looks to build on strong performances in recent major games.Key Facts
- Jorgensen was born in Sheffield while his father, former Wallaby Peter Jorgensen, was playing rugby in Britain.
- Max Jorgensen made his Australia debut in 2024 and had three caps when he came off the bench against England at Twickenham that November.
- His try in the 83rd minute gave Australia a 42-37 win over England.
- Jorgensen says he always wanted to play for Australia and never considered switching to England.
- He scored tries in the first and third Tests against the British and Irish Lions in 2025 and helped set up a try in the second Test.
- Jorgensen scored the match-winning try in Australia's 42-38 win over South Africa in September.
- Australia play England at Twickenham on Sunday, 8 November, at 15:10 GMT.
- New Australia coach Les Kiss leads the team into the match.
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