The penultimate weekend of The Six Nations established England and Wales as the two teams that will contest for the title in Cardiff next weekend. Wales are improving and showed their class with a confident win at Murrayfield. England ground out an unimpressive win at home to the Italians while Ireland and France played out a draw in Dublin. Here’s how it happened:
Scotland 18 – 28 Wales
Ireland 13 – 13 Italy
England 18 – 11 Italy
How do you think the decider in Cardiff will go? Comments below…
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