France Stuns England in Last-Second Six Nations Victory

0:00This is your global news update for March 15. France pulled off a stunning last-second victory over England in Paris, winning the Six Nations title with a wild 48-46 score line. Thomas Ramos nailed a long-range penalty as time expired, snatching the championship from Ireland who had beaten Scotland earlier that day. England thought they had pulled off the upset when Tommy Freeman scored in the 77th minute, but France struck back right away. The match was a back-and-forth thriller from the start, with France's Louis B.L.B.R.E. racing in for four tries and England firing back through. Oli Chessum, Alex Coles, and others. Score swung wildly, including a penalty try for France late in the first half, after England's Ellis Ginga got sinbed. England even let 39-38 midway through the second half before the drama ramped up. England fans belted out swing-low sweet chariot when their side-leveled things early, but the Stade de France crowd erupted as Ramos sealed it.

1:01Players from both teams showed huge heart, with England's bench bringing fresh energy through Marcus Smith and others. For Coach Steve Borthwick, this gritty performance against the top French team offers some hope amid tough criticism. This loss kept England's worst Six Nations ever, with just one win from five games and a fifth place finish, matching lows from 2018 and 2021. Let's grab their third title in five years, extending their dominance. Discipline issues hurt England again, echoing past campaigns. Looking ahead, Borthwick's future could hinge on summer tests starting July 4 against World Champs South Africa, followed by Fiji and Argentina. England heads into that block with renewed belief from this near-miss, while France parties. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor. See the description. Some people meditate, I just lay down and press play, us oli solely pillow dot com.