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Eddie Jones refused to address his future as England’s head coach but conceded he had “not done a good enough job” after his side ended another disappointing Six Nations campaign with a comprehensive defeat by France.
PARIS : Coach Eddie Jones remained upbeat despite Saturday's 25-13 defeat in Paris making it two seasons in a row England have lost three of their five Six Nation games.
France ended a 12-year wait for a Grand Slam victory with a battling win over England at Stade de France. Fabien Galthie’s side played the best rugby through the course of the Six Nations, but still had to get the job done — after being pipped at the final hurdle by Wales 12 months ago.
Eddie Jones refused to answer questions over his future after England slumped to a third-place finish in the Guinness Six Nations but accepted his performance as head coach has not been good enough.
Eddie Jones can have no excuses for this defeat. He tried to be clever with his selection and it didn’t come off. With the talent and depth that England have, finishing third in the Six Nations is simply not good enough.
England captain Courtney Lawes was proud of side’s efforts in Paris despite the defeat that saw France seal their first Six Nations triumph in 12 years.
France strutted to a first Grand Slam in 12 years as they ran in three tries to comfortably see off England in front of a jubilant Stade de France.
France have won the Grand Slam in the Six Nations, dashing Ireland's hopes after Andy Farrell's side beat Scotland to claim the Triple Crown earlier on today.