The Georgian national rugby team has lost to England in Eight Nations, a new competition designed to replace autumn test matches.
FT at @Twickenhamstad with @EnglandRugby rugby comfortably winning @autumnnations round one match against #TheLelos 40-0. Unfortunately, we didn't score any points against a very strong position ????
— Georgian Rugby (@GeorgianRugby) November 14, 2020
Looking forward to game vs @WelshRugbyUnion and to improve from game to game ???? pic.twitter.com/TP3hHzonOr
Although Georgian Lelos didn't score any points 'against a very strong position', they hope to improve from game to game.
You fought valiantly @GeorgianRugby ???? ????????
— Autumn Nations Cup ???? (@autumnnations) November 14, 2020
See you next week when you take on Wales! ❤️#ENGvGEO #AutumnNationsCup pic.twitter.com/bnN3tWes3Z
The Autumn Nations Cup is ‘a completely new and innovative tournament' taking place over four weekends between November 13 and December 6.
Are you wanting to know more about the AutumnNatioinsCup? ????⠀
— Autumn Nations Cup ???? (@autumnnations) November 12, 2020
Here's some handy information for you to know! ???? pic.twitter.com/sX5n7OQSlI
The unique eight-team competition involves the Six Nations as well as the rugby unions of Georgia and Fiji.
How they stand at the end of Round 1 ????
— Autumn Nations Cup ???? (@autumnnations) November 15, 2020
NEXT WEEK:
???????? @Federugby v @fijirugby ????????
???????????????????????????? @EnglandRugby v @IrishRugby ☘️
???????????????????????????? @WelshRugbyUnion v @GeorgianRugby ????????
???????????????????????????? @Scotlandteam v @FranceRugby ????????#AutumnNationsCup pic.twitter.com/0q6a9OFv7D
Georgia will have its next game with Wales on November 21.