QNS Predictions is here! Play TNT Sports' newest game as the Quilter Nations Series resumes
By Tom Masters
Updated 20/11/2025 at 20:13 GMT
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QNS Predictions is here! Play TNT Sports' newest game as the Quilter Nations Series resumes with a huge weekend of action across the continent. Ireland face an enormous tie against South Africa in Dublin, while England and Argentina lock horns in a battle between unbeaten sides. Meanwhile Wales host New Zealand and France welcome Australia, as Italy host Chile and Scotland face Tonga.
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The Quilter Nations Series will return to our screens this weekend, with another round of mouth-watering Tests for viewers to sink their teeth into.
Rugby fans can now get closer to the action than ever by taking part in QNS Predictions, which will give you the chance to predict the result of every fixture taking place this week.
Once you have voted, you can catch every second of QNS fixtures live on TNT Sports and discovery+, with even more international rugby to come later this month.
England extended their winning run to 10 matches with a formidable 33-19 victory over New Zealand, while Wales won their first match in Cardiff since August 2023 with a 24-23 win over Japan.
Scotland were stunned by Argentina, throwing away a 21-0 lead to lose 33-24 as Los Pumas continued to impress, while Ireland eased to a 46-19 win over Australia in Dublin.
Italy pushed South Africa, but two late tries from Grant Williams and Ethan Hooker saw The Springboks win 32-14, while France initially raced to a 21-0 lead over Fiji after 20 minutes but ended up needing a late try by Nicolas Depoortere to breathe easy as they beat the Pacific Islanders 34-21.
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They will look to be more ruthless on Saturday night against an Australia side who are hurting off the back of three straight defeats on European soil, while Italy will hope to give their fans something to cheer about again against Chile in the other late game.
Earlier in the day, The All Blacks will be desperate to end their tour well in Cardiff, a City they have not lost in since 1953, as Wales look to pull off the shock of the autumn and beat New Zealand at the Principality Stadium for the first time.
Ireland host South Africa in the headline match of the weekend, as The Springboks aim to overturn a recent period of Irish dominance over the back-to-back world champions, winning three of the last four, dating back to November 2017.
On Sunday, England host Argentina at the Allianz Stadium, with the goal of extending their winning run to 11 wins in a row to end 2025, but they must be wary of Argentina, who are unbeaten on this tour after wins over Wales and Scotland.
Gregor Townsend’s men host Tonga in what is now a must-win contest after their second-half blow-out against Los Pumas.
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England v Argentina
Wales v New Zealand
Ireland v South Africa
France v Australia
Italy v Chile
Scotland v Tonga
How to watch the Quilter Nations Series
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