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Match events

FranceIreland

1st half

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34'20–0
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35'22–0

2nd half

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Scoring progression

FRA aheadIRE ahead

Biggest lead: FRA 29IRE never led
Lead changes: 0
Final margin: FRA by 22

Team stats

FRAIRE

55%Possession45%
59%Territory41%
588Metres made385
13Clean breaks5
35Defenders beaten21
149 (83%)Tackles made145 (69%)
8Turnovers won7
4Penalties conceded

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News and reaction

Match reportWales rugby great Leigh Halfpenny announces retirementWales great Leigh Halfpenny will retire at the end of the season to bring down the curtain on a professional career spanning almost two decades.ESPN (opens in a new tab)

Match reportSix Nations: France, England end tournament with a bang, but questions remainESPN's Tom Hamilton writes from Paris where France clinched the title in one of the most remarkable Six Nations campaigns in history.ESPN (opens in a new tab)

Match reportSix Nations: France retain title after captivating, chaotic tournamentFrance secured the 2026 Six Nations with a dramatic, chaotic victory over England on Saturday, with Thomas Ramos kicking a penalty to win the match with the last kick of the game.

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Match details

Date: Friday 6 February 2026
Started: 7:10 am Sydney time
Venue: Stade de France, Saint-Denis
Competition: Six Nations
Referee: Karl Dickson
Assistant Referee 1: Angus Gardner
Assistant Referee 2: Jordan Way
TV Match Official: Ian Tempest
Foul Play Review Officer: Richard Kelly

Form and ladder

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Team lists

France

France

1Jean-Baptiste GrosProp
2Julien MarchandHooker
3Dorian AldegheriProp
4Charles OllivonLock
5Mickael GuillardLock
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59'29–5

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All 23 team stats

Attack

139Carries116
76Carries over the gain line65
19Offloads6
193Passes154

Defence

21Missed tackles35
18Dominant tackles7

Breakdown

94/99Rucks won87/91
46Quick ball (0–3 sec)54

Set piece

15/15Lineouts won16/17
7/8Scrums won4/5
6Mauls won2

Kicking

39Kicks from hand39
1165Kicking metres977

Discipline

–Free kicks conceded1
6Knock-ons11

Stats: World Rugby

ESPN (opens in a new tab)

Match reportFrance 48-46 England: Thomas Ramos scores last-gasp penalty to win Six NationsFrance won the 2026 Six Nations in dramatic fashion with a last-minute penalty helping them to a 48-46 win over England in Paris on Saturday.ESPN (opens in a new tab)

Match reportFrance vs. England: Six Nations finale as it happenedFrance beat England 48-46 with the last kick of the match to clinch the Six Nations title. Take a look at how the action unfolded.ESPN (opens in a new tab)

Match reportSix Nations: Rare Irish cheers for England in vain but Ireland finish strong in DublinIreland's Six Nations dream fell agonisingly short in the end, but spirits remain high after a promising campaign for Andy Farrell's side which was capped off with a Triple Crown.ESPN (opens in a new tab)

Match reportIreland vs. Scotland LIVE: Latest updates as Ireland win Triple CrownIreland claimed a fourth Triple Crown in five years and kept themselves in contention for Six Nations glory by crushing Scotland's quest for history with a gripping 43-21 bonus-point win in Dublin.ESPN (opens in a new tab)

Match reportSix Nations permutations: How can France, Scotland, Ireland all win title?Everything you need to know about the final round of the Six Nations and how France, Scotland and Ireland can all win the title.ESPN (opens in a new tab)

Flanker

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Oscar JegouFlanker

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Anthony JelonchNumber 8

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Antoine DupontScrum-half

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Matthieu JalibertFly-half

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Louis Bielle-BiarreyWing

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Yoram MoefanaCentre

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Nicolas DepoortereCentre

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Theo AttissogbeWing

15

Thomas RamosFullback

Replacements

16Peato Mauvaka
17Rodrigue Neti
18Regis Montagne
19Hugo Auradou
20Emmanuel Meafou
21Lenni Nouchi
22Baptiste Serin
23Kalvin Gourgues

Ireland

Ireland

1Jeremy LoughmanProp
2Dan SheehanHooker
3Thomas ClarksonProp
4Joe McCarthyLock
5Tadhg BeirneLock
6Cian PrendergastFlanker
7Josh van der FlierFlanker
8Caelan DorisNumber 8
9Jamison Gibson-ParkScrum-half
10Sam PrendergastFly-half
11Jacob StockdaleWing
12Stuart McCloskeyCentre
13Garry RingroseCentre
14Tommy O'BrienWing
15Jamie OsborneFullback

Replacements

16Ronan Kelleher
17Michael Milne
18Finlay Bealham
19James Ryan
20Jack Conan
21Nick Timoney
22Craig Casey

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