However France win the penalty! Celebrations from their ... with Bielle-Biarrey latching on to Penaud’s kick for the opening try. But England hit back. Five metres out with a penalty advantage ...

Settled down and setup Freeman’s try with a lovely kick. Then found Daly with minutes to go as England claimed a huge win. Majestic. Here comes the drive, edging forward as France try and slow ...

England hold off a late France fightback to secure a fourth consecutive Women's Six Nations Grand Slam and a seventh straight title.

France's Louis Bielle-Biarrey scored the opening try of the Test after a ... Bielle-Biarrey then seemed to win it as France ruthlessly punished England mistakes, but a scrum penalty set England ...

SUPER SUB Elliot Daly scored an 80th-MINUTE WINNING TRY as England stole a BRILLIANT late win against France! In a thrilling back-and-forth clash at Twickenham, both sides scored tries in an ...

LONDON, Feb 8 (Reuters) - England ended their painful losing run with a stunning 26-25 Six Nations bonus-point victory over France at Twickenham on Saturday as Elliot Daly’s last-gasp try ...

An 78th-minute try from Elliot Daly set Fin Smith up to win the game for ... to have been fatal to England's chances until a late turnaround in the Twickenham rain. France took a deserved lead ...

France's last Six Nations visit saw the ... Crucial in winning the scrum penalty that eventually led to England's winning try. Another contender for Player of the Match and on another day ...

Watch: England overcome France to win Under-20 World Cup World Rugby Under-20 Championship final England (7) 21 Try: Bailey, Green Con: Kerr Pen: Kerr 3 France (6) 13 Try: Ferte Con: Reus Pen ...

“France are an awesome outfit but ... But that Elliot Daly try has changed the narrative. ENGLAND FINALLY WIN A GAME! It’s huge. All those close losses and finally England get over the line.

England clung on but Louis Bielle-Biarrey’s second try with five minutes ... An error-prone France appeared to have conjured enough magic to win the game thrice, only for England – yes ...