Martin Johnson (rugby union)
International matches as head coach
World Rankings column shows the world ranking England was placed at on the following Monday after each of their matches

Martin Johnson (rugby union)

Section Title: International matches as head coach
Table Section Text: World Rankings column shows the world ranking England was placed at on the following Monday after each of their matches

Matches (2008–2011)

Match	Date	Opposition	Venue	Score (Eng.–Opponent)	Competition	Captain	World Rank

2008

1	14 June	New Zealand	Eden Park, Auckland	20–37	New Zealand test series	Steve Borthwick	5th

2	21 June	Lancaster Park, Christchurch	12–44	5th

3	8 November	Pacific Islanders	Twickenham, London	39–13	Autumn internationals	4th

4	15 November	Australia	14–28	5th

5	22 November	South Africa	6–42	5th

6	29 November	New Zealand	6–32	6th

2009

7	7 February	Italy	Twickenham, London	36–11	2009 Six Nations	Steve Borthwick	6th

8	14 February	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	15–23	7th

9	28 February	Ireland	Croke Park, Dublin	13–14	8th

10	15 March	France	Twickenham, London	34–10	7th

11	21 March	Scotland	26–12	6th

12	6 June	Argentina	Old Trafford, Manchester	37–15	Argentina test series	5th

13	13 June	Padre Ernesto Martearena, Salta	22–24	7th

14	7 November	Australia	Twickenham, London	9–18	Autumn internationals	8th

15	14 November	Argentina	16–9	6th

16	21 November	New Zealand	6–19	7th

2010

17	6 February	Wales	Twickenham, London	30–17	2010 Six Nations	Steve Borthwick	6th

18	14 February	Italy	Stadio Flaminio, Rome	17–12	6th

19	27 February	Ireland	Twickenham, London	16–20	6th

20	13 March	Scotland	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	15–15	7th

21	20 March	France	Stade de France, Paris	10–12	7th

22	12 June	Australia	Subiaco Oval, Perth	17–27	Australia test series	Lewis Moody	6th

23	19 June	Stadium Australia, Sydney	21–20	6th

24	6 November	New Zealand	Twickenham, London	16–26	Autumn internationals	5th

25	13 November	Australia	35–18	4th

26	20 November	Samoa	23–13	Nick Easter	4th

27	27 November	South Africa	11–21	Lewis Moody	4th

2011

28	4 February	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	26–19	2011 Six Nations	Mike Tindall	4th

29	12 February	Italy	Twickenham, London	59–13	5th

30	26 February	France	17–9	4th

31	13 March	Scotland	22–16	4th

32	19 March	Ireland	Croke Park, Dublin	8–24	Nick Easter	5th

33	6 August	Wales	Twickenham, London	23–19	2011 RWC warm-ups	Lewis Moody	4th

34	13 August	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	9–19	Mike Tindall	5th

35	27 August	Ireland	Aviva Stadium, Dublin	20–9	5th

36	10 September	Argentina	Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin	13–9	2011 Rugby World Cup	4th

37	18 September	Georgia	41–10	Lewis Moody	4th

38	24 September	Romania	67–3	4th

39	1 October	Scotland	Eden Park, Auckland	16–12	4th

40	8 October	France	12–19	6th

Sentence(s)

In 2009, England beat Italy 36–11, France 34–10 and Scotland 26–12.

final_sentence: In 2009, England beat Italy 36–11, France 34–10 and Scotland 26–12.