France Stuns England with Record-Breaking Six Nations Win

0:00Hey, it's Corey with Sydney News Today, your city, your news, every day. France clinched back-to-back six nation's titles for the first time in 19 years with a wild 4846 victory over England. Thomas Ramos sealed it with a penalty kick from over 40 meters right after full time in an absolute thriller packed with 13 tries and six lead changes. England grabbed what looked like the win with the seventh try in the 77th minute, taking a one-point lead and putting Ireland on the brink of the championship. But France, even playing with 14 minute times, pushed hard, won back possession, and earned penalties after the siren. England's captain, Marl Etoj, praised his team's spirit despite the hard break, marking their first four losses in a single tournament in 50 years. They posted their highest score ever against France on home soil during the 120th anniversary of this classic rivalry. Earlier that day, Ireland thumped Scotland 43-21 to top the standings temporarily, setting up the drama in Paris.

1:02Meanwhile, Wales snapped a 15 match losing streak with a 31-17 win over Italy in Cardiff. Ramos went perfect on all seven kicks, while Winger, Louis, BL, Biaari scored four tries to break his own records. France's grit turned a potential title slip into championship glory. Support for this day and an episode comes from our sponsor. Relax deeper, reset faster, comfort you can hear s-o-l-i-soli-pillo.com