Six Nations review: France saves Galthié, England has mojo back and aging Ireland squad

La Dépêche du Midi and Midi Olympic offer their subscribers an exceptional meeting with William Servat, assistant coach of the French rugby team in charge of the forwards.

Grand Slam 2005: Twenty years since Welsh rugby ruled Six Nations

As Welsh rugby reflects on one of its darkest days, 19 March marks the 20th anniversary of one of its best.

Six Nations thrashing of Wales reveals way forward for England

Tom Roebuck and England celebrate the second of their ten tries in Cardiff (Picture: Getty Images) It is hard to argue against the view England ended the Six Nations with their most complete performance in recent memory, and certainly in the tenure of Steve Borthwick. Indeed, some even have gone as far as to say the demolition of Wales was one of England’s best performances ever in the championship. Cardiff has been a place that has haunted the …

Gerry Thornley: It’s staring us in the face, this Ireland team is simply not what it was

Perhaps Ireland’s third place feels more anti-climactic because they also finished behind England

Erin King on the Six Nations and her viral lift: ‘There’s so much more coming for this team. We’re going to surprise people’

“I was a bit speechless,” says Ireland rugby star Erin King. “I didn’t really know how to feel. I didn’t think I’d win it because all of the other nominees there are such excellent athletes and they had such great years as well. It was the stuff of dreams.”

Fabien Galthie was the guest of Sonia Devillers on France Inter, this Monday, March 17, 2025, after the sacre des Bleus at the 6 Nations tournament. The selector could not escape a question about the case Hugo Auradou and Oscar Jegou.