England captain Jamie George has threatened to lead his team off the pitch against Argentina on Saturday if racial abuse recurs. Last year in San Juan, Asher Opoku-Fordjour and Chandler Cunningham-South were targeted by fans during England's 22-17 victory. A World Rugby investigation confirmed racial discrimination occurred.

The Argentine Rugby Union has assured it was a one-off episode, but George insists England are prepared to take matters into their own hands, including returning to the changing room. "If anything like that happened then it deserves the strongest of reactions," he said. The captain is consulting with players of mixed heritage, including Opoku-Fordjour, before finalizing their response plan.

England have won all five meetings under Steve Borthwick, including a November clash at Allianz Stadium that featured a tunnel bust-up. George acknowledges the hostile atmosphere awaiting them at Estadio Unico Madre de Ciudades, describing Argentina as "an incredibly proud nation" desperate to win on home turf.