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Which Country Has Won The 6 Nations The Most?
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Behind Andy Farrell’s side, England can still pull off what seemed so unlikely after a chaotic defeat to Scotland in Edinburgh.
It’s still a long shot in many respects but with three wins from four, a first title since 2020 is mathematically possible. However, Steve Borthwick’s charges will need some help from Scotland in Dublin.
How can England win the Six Nations?
For England to have a chance when they take on France in the final game of the tournament, they need Ireland to lose at home, something which hasn’t happened in more than three years.
If, however, Ireland don’t pick up a bonus point, England will be crowned champions if they beat France and score four or more tries in the process.
Should Ireland lose but claim a single bonus point, England’s task is a daunting one. If England get the bonus-point win in France, the tournament will be decided on points difference. With Ireland’s points difference standing at 80 compared to England’s three, it would take something unfathomable to overturn that deficit.
Similarly, if Ireland come away empty-handed from the game with Scotland and England beat France without a bonus point, the winner will be determined by points difference.
So, while it remains possible to dethrone Ireland, the defending champions still hold the advantage ahead of another instalment of Super Saturday.
Should the Scots claim an unlikely victory at the Aviva Stadium, England could be left to rue not picking up bonus points against Italy and Wales.
Still, whatever happens this weekend, there is renewed optimism about the future of English rugby.
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