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England will play New Zealand and South Africa in next year's Autumn Nations Series in what boss Eddie Jones is describing as a "mini World Cup".
They meet the All Blacks on 19 November 2022 for the first time since beating them in the 2019 World Cup semi-finals.
A week later they will face world champions South Africa.
They start the autumn against two teams they will play in the pool stage at the 2023 World Cup, hosting Argentina on 6 November and Japan on 12 November.
"These fixtures will be a really important part of our preparation for the 2023 World Cup," said Jones.
"It's almost a mini World Cup in itself and we're fortunate to have it less than a year before the tournament.
"It will be a good litmus test for the team to see where we are at, culminating in playing first and second in the world."
Last month England beat reigning world champions South Africa 27-26 with a 79th-minute penalty, while the 2019 semi-final against New Zealand ended 19-7 in their favour.
However, the South Africa game next year will be outside the international Test window, so a host of the Boks' foreign-based players will not be available.
England's home matches at the 2022 Autumn Nations Series
Venue: Twickenham Stadium Dates: November 2022 Kick-off: TBC
England v Argentina – Sunday 6 November
England v Japan – Saturday 12 November
England v New Zealand – Saturday 19 November
England v South Africa – Saturday 26 November
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