[1] In July 2018 England Touch and the RFU announced an updated partnership to grow the game in the lead up to the 2018 European Championships.

[10][11] England Touch submitted multiple teams to the 2015 Touch Football World Cup, hosted in Coffs Harbour, Australia,[12] where they lost narrowly to Papua New Guinea in the mixed, open bronze play off, whilst winning their playoffs in the women's 27s, and the mixed 30s, to achieve bronze in both those categories.

[13][14] The 2019 Touch Football World Cup was hosted in Putrajaya on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The mixed open final was won by the South West Saxons who defeated the Midlands Tigers.

[8][17] The 2019 ETA Open Nationals were hosted at St Ives, Cambridgeshire in August, and streamed live on the BBC.