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England vs Canada live stream: How to watch fixture online and on TV today England vs Canada live stream: how to watch rugby union for free from anywhere England v Canada kick-off time, TV channel, live stream info and team news Is England vs Canada on TV today? Kick-off time, channel and how to watch fixture England take on Canada at Twickenham this afternoon as the hosts complete their summer series. Eddie Jones’ side, weakened somewhat by absentees taking part in the British and Irish Lions’ tour of South Africa, beat USA 43-29 last Sunday. Eddie Jones' men continue their preparations for the 2023 World Cup with their second International Test of the summer at Twickenham. While the British & Irish Lions tour to South Africa will be top of most rugby fan's agendas, no self-respecting England fan will want to miss out on watching this Test - so read on for how to get an England vs Canada live stream and watch this match online. While the USA gave a decent account of themselves last weekend at Twickers, the hosts will likely have a less demanding encounter today. Canada have been beaten in each of their previous six meetings with England, with the Canucks getting demolished 70-0 in their most recent match-up during the 2004 autumn internationals. Last weekend's action saw Joe Cokanasiga prove his readiness for his England return as he scored two tries in the 43-29 win over the United States. With eight debutants in the starting XV, England coasted to a big early lead. Nevertheless, Jones will be keen to see his side reduce their error count today after they conceded four tries following injuries to Max Malins and Ollie Lawrence. Follow our guide below as we explain how to get a England vs Canada live stream and watch this international rugby match FREE online today. Canada, meanwhile, lost 68-12 to Six Nations champions Wales at the weekend. Jones said this week: “We’ve had a really good training week, the team’s prepared well and we’re looking forward to playing against a Canada side which traditionally has been physically tough, so we know the first 20 minutes in particular are going to be difficult. “You want consistency of effort and execution. We were in a situation at half time where we’d played some really good rugby and then for whatever reason in the second half we lost a bit of focus, and what we’d like to see is that attention to detail.” England take on Canada in their final summer international on Saturday (July 10). Eddie Jones' side beat USA 43-29 last weekend, while Canada were thrashed 68-12 by Wales the day before in Cardiff. Here is everything you need to know ahead of the game: How can I watch it? Channel 4 will air the game live in the UK. What is the team news? For more players will make their England debuts with centre Dan Kelly, winger Adam Radwan, lock Harry Wells and No. 8 Alex Dombrandt drafted into the side. Radwan replaces Max Malins, who withdrew from the squad after suffering a shoulder injury against the USA, while Kelly takes the place of Ollie Lawrence, who went off following a clash of heads last week. Jamie Blamire will make his first start at hooker, swapping places with Curtis Langdon after coming off the bench for his debut last time out. England head coach Eddie Jones has used the summer Tests to give opportunities to young players, with 12 in total making their first appearances against the USA. As for the visitors, Canada head coach Kingsley Jones has named Lucas Rumball as captain. Reegan O’Gorman moves from the back row to start at lock in place of the injured Josh Larsen, while Cory Thomas steps into the starting 15 at flanker. There is one change to the back line, as Lachlan Kratz makes his Test debut at centre in place of Quinn Ngawati who moves to the bench. England XV: 15. Freddie Steward, 14. Joe Cokanasiga, 13. Henry Slade, 12. Dan Kelly, 11. Adam Radwan, 10. Marcus Smith, 9. Harry Randall; 1. Ellis Genge, 2. Jamie Blamire, 3. Joe Heyes, 4. Harry Wells, 5. Charlie Ewels, 6. Lewis Ludlow (C), 7. Sam Underhill, 8. Alex Dombrandt Replacements: 16. Curtis Langdon, 17. Beno Obano, 18. Paul Hill, 19. Callum Chick, 20. Lewis Ludlam, 21. Dan Robson, 22. George Furbank, 23. Joe Marchant Canada XV: 15. Cooper Coats, 14. Cole Davis, 13. Ben Lesage, 12. Lachlan Kratz, 11. Kainoa Lloyd, 10. Peter Nelson, 9. Ross Braude; 1. Djustice Sears-Duru, 2. Andrew Quattrin, 3. Jake Ilnicki, 4. Reegan O’Gorman, 5. Conor Keys, 6. Corey Thomas, 7. Lucas Rumball, 8. Siaki Vikilani Replacements: 16. Eric Howard, 17. Cole Keith, 18. Liam Murray, 19. Donald Carson, 20. Michael Smith, 21. Quinn Ngawati, 22. William Percillier, 23. Robbie Povey