In a historic match, England celebrated a remarkable achievement by securing their eighth consecutive victory in the Six Nations Championship against France. This win sets a new record, solidifying England’s dominance in the tournament.
Match Overview
The encounter featured a clash of two rugby powerhouses. England showcased their strategic play and teamwork, leading to a decisive win against France.
Team Lineups
| England | France |
|---|---|
| Kildunne | Barrat |
| Breach | Grando |
| Jones (capt) | Rousset |
| Rowland | T Feleu |
| Moloney-MacDonald | Murie |
| Harrison | Arbez |
| L Packer | Bourdon Sansus |
| Carson | Mwayembe |
| Cokayne | Lazarko |
| Bern | Khalfaoui |
| Ives Campion | Soqueta |
| Burns | Fall Raclot |
| Burton | Berthoumieu |
| Kabeya | M Feleu (c) |
| Feaunati | Champon |
Substitutions
- England Replacements: Powell, Crake, Muir, Short, M Packer, Robinson, Aitchison, Sing.
- France Replacements: Riffonneau, Brousseau, Bernadou, Zago, Correa, Escudero, Chambon, Queyroi.
Match Officials
The match was officiated by Clara Munarini from Italy, with assistant referees Aimee Barrett-Theron from South Africa and Amber Stamp-Dunstan from Wales. Matteo Liperini was in charge of the TMO, while Leo Colgan served as the Foul Play Review Officer from Ireland.
Conclusion
With this latest victory, England not only reinforced its position in the Six Nations Championship but also displayed exceptional skill and resilience. The team looks poised for future challenges as they continue their winning streak.
