France's Galthie to coach British Barbarians against England in June
PARIS : France coach Fabien Galthie will lock horns with his England counterpart Eddie Jones when he takes charge of the British Barbarians at Twickenham in June.
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What would the old Eddie Jones say about today’s Eddie Jones?
Remember that night in Paris? This same March week back in 2016, Eddie Jones’s England went there with the grand slam on the line. Of course they won it, beating France 31-21 thanks to fine tries from Danny Care, Dan Cole and Anthony Watson. Afterwards, James Haskell and Chris Robshaw were walking around the Stade de France in custom-made shirts with the number six-and-a-half on the back (a sly and affectionate dig at their coach after he told them they couldn’t play seven), while the Vunipola brothers belted out Backstreet Boys covers in the dressing room. It was the start of a party that stretched long into the next morning.
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The 2022 Guinness Six Nations Championship reaches its climax on Saturday with France and Ireland in title contention.
5 talking points as France and Ireland endeavour to win Six Nations Championship
The 2022 Guinness Six Nations Championship reaches its climax on Saturday with France and Ireland in title contention.
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The visitors had plenty of possession and were only 19-10 behind when Quins had Luke Northmore and Danny Care sin-binned for cynical offences, but they couldn’t take advantage.
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Ben Youngs set for England caps record: 2010 debutant to make 115th appearance
Ben Youngs will become England’s most capped player when he surpasses Jason Leonard’s milestone of 114 appearances in Saturday’s Guinness Six Nations match against Wales at Twickenham.