Captain Jamie George says England are considering the prospect of walking off the pitch should any of their players suffer racial abuse against Argentina.

Captain Jamie George says England are considering the prospect of walking off the pitch should any of their players suffer racial abuse against Argentina on Saturday. Last year's win in San Juan was marred by abuse targeting England replacements Asher Opoku-Fordjour and Chandler Cunningham-South. Governing body World Rugby condemned the incident but was unable to identify any perpetrators. The last meeting between the teams, in November, ended in a heated exchange, with Argentina coach Felipe Contepomi calling England flanker Tom Curry a "bully" who swore at him and pushed him in the tunnel at Allianz Stadium. Add in to the mix a Lionel Messi-inspired comeback in Wednesday's football World Cup semi-final and it promises to be a passionate atmosphere in Santiago del Estero in northern Argentina. The Argentine Rugby Federation (UAR) now displays messages warning fans against racial abuse via tickets, screens, stadium announcements and match programmes. There is also a mandatory code of conduct that all Argentina's provincial unions must abide by. Live on BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Sounds, BBC Sport website and app, with accompanying live text commentary George, who is captaining the side with Maro Itoje rested, said leaving the field of play is an option should any abuse happen again.