Type Washington DC into the BBC Weather App and it doesn't look too good.

"Thundery showers and light winds" for the next few hours. (It's currently 17:10 in the US capital).

USA Rugby have posted on X to say a "new kick-off time will be shared shortly".

England Rugby, meanwhile, have posted about a lightning strike in Washington DC.

We'll bring you news as soon as we get it!

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England finished sixth at the 2025 U20 World Championship after losing to Australia 68-40 in the fifth-place play-off.

England had beaten Australia 36-33 in the pool stage but couldn't end their tournament with a win.

Australia raced into a 21-0 lead before Kepu Tuipulotu crashed over the tryline to get England on the board.

Campbell Ridl and Sam Williams also went over for England but Australia headed into half-time with a 35-21 lead.

Vilikesa Sela, Will Knight, and Reggie Hammick were England's try-scorers in the second half.

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While we wait, why not take an opportunity to look back on what happened in Australia earlier today...

The British and Irish Lions beat the Wallabies 27-19 in the opening Test at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane.

Tries from Sione Tuipulotu, Tom Curry, and Dan Sheehan gave the Lions a 24-5 lead early in the second half.

However, the Lions then lost their way to allow Australia to close the gap to 12 points heading into the final 10 minutes and set up a nervy finish.

You can read Tom English's report from Brisbane here.

I've got some bad news...

Kick-off has been delayed by 30 minutes due to the weather.

Play is now scheduled to start at 22:35 BST.

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As ever, do get in touch with your thoughts on tonight's game, England in general, or anything else.

For starters, who has impressed you in the absence of the sizeable Lions contingent?

Please remember to pop your name at the end of your message.

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Here's a reminder of all of the players currently absent from the England camp due to Lions duty...

Ollie Chessum, Luke Cowan-Dickie, Tom Curry, Elliot Daly, Ben Earl, Owen Farrell, Tommy Freeman, Ellis Genge, Jamie George, Maro Itoje, Alex Mitchell, Henry Pollock, Fin Smith, Marcus Smith, and Will Stuart.

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USA boss Scott Lawrence has handed debuts to prop Ezekiel Lindenmuth and Rufus McLean at right wing.

Benjamin Bonasso, who has scored tries against Belgium and Spain this July, will captain the Eagles.

USA XV: Storti; McLean, Besag, Pittman, Fricker; Hilsenbeck, De Haas; Lindenmuth, Geiger, Davis, Redelinghuys, Naqali, Bonasso (c), Daniel, Fa'Anana Schultz.

Replacements: Klein, Iscaro, Kofe, Helu, Poidevin, Alikhan, Smith, Futi.

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Steve Borthwick has rung the changes for England's final Test of the summer, with only George Ford, Luke Northmore, and Alex Coles retained from the XV which started the second Test against Argentina.

Immanuel Feyi-Waboso returns after missing the two Argentina Tests through suspension while Jack van Poortvliet starts at scrum-half after coming off the bench to score the match-winning try against Argentina last Saturday.

There are debuts for Arthur Clark, Joe Carpenter, and Max Ojomoh while Gabriel Oghre, Charlie Atkinson, and Oscar Beard could earn their first caps off the bench.

England XV: Carpenter; Feyi-Waboso, Northmore, Ojomoh, Murley; Ford (c), Van Poortvliet; Rood, Langdon, Opoku-Fordjour, Coles, Clark, Cunningham-South, Pepper, Dombrant.

Replacements: Oghre, Baxter, Davison, Hill, B Curry, Randall, Atkinson, Beard.

Hello there!

It's nearly time for England's final Test of the summer, against USA in Washington DC.

Steve Borthwick's side are unbeaten in six matches - most recently completing a 2-0 series win over Argentina - and have only lost once in 2025.

Can they make it seven wins in a row? Let's find out.