Ireland captain Johnny Sexton felt like he was living through Groundhog Day as his side went down to an impressive England display at Twickenham. A strong first-half showing set the platform for the hosts, as they led 17-0 at the break and eventually won 24-12 to end Ireland’s 100 per cent
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England’s Courtney Lawes named Guinness Six Nations Player of the Match
Guinness Six Nations Player of the Match Courtney Lawes reiterated England’s desire to be “the best team the world has ever seen†after defeating Ireland to secure back-to-back wins. Eddie Jones’ team blew Ireland away with a dominant first-half blitz and ran out comfortable 24-12 winners at Twickenham. The victory kept England’s
Farrell hails improved England after convincing victory
England captain Owen Farrell said it is “exciting times†to be involved in Eddie Jones’ side after they ended Ireland’s Grand Slam hopes with a 24-12 victory at Twickenham. Farrell insisted England have not felt under pressure to perform after their opening-round Guinness Six Nations defeat in France, and believes they
Impressive England down Ireland with first-half blitz
England kept their 2020 Guinness Six Nations titles hopes alive as a tactical kicking masterclass helped them record an impressive victory over Ireland at Twickenham. In scenes reminiscent of last year’s Guinness Six Nations match in Dublin, Ireland struggled to deal with England’s kicking from hand – pinpoint nudges helping the
LIVE: England v Ireland
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Highlights: Wales v France
France remained on course for their first Guinness Six Nations title in a decade with a thrilling victory at Principality Stadium to further dent Wales’ hopes of defending their crown. Two first-half tries from Anthony Bouthier and Paul Willemse sent France on their way, although three penalties from Dan Biggar helped
Video: Chat turnover seals memorable France win
For all of France’s attacking flair, it was their defensive effort that once again shone brightest in their 27-23 victory over defending Guinness Six Nations champions Wales. That resilient rearguard action was typified in the final minute by Camille Chat, who came up with a brilliant turnover to wrestle the ball


