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Bernard Jackman and Donal Lenihan are both expecting Ireland to claim Triple Crown success this Saturday, but don't believe England will be able help Andy Farrell's side win the Six Nations title.
For the first time since Ireland snatched a Grand Slam with a last-gasp drop goal in 2009, Friday night saw Wales failed to score a try in a home Six Nations match.
And so the Six Nations has the last tango it wanted. A packed Stade de France and a primetime television audience, a grand slam up for grabs and enough pre-match talking points to wallpaper the Louvre. Can France be stopped? Are England capable of being party-poopers? Is there any chance of Ireland sneaking up on the blindside? Regardless of the answers, “Super Saturday” will be lively.
While it was a stirring effort from Wales against France, they ended up failing to score a try in a home Six Nations match for the first time since 2009.
Wales captain Dan Biggar said he felt «frustrated, annoyed and disappointed» following their Six Nations defeat by France.
Dan Biggar has been hailed as the real Man of the Match from the Wales-France clash by World Cup-winning former England captain Martin Johnson.
CARDIFF : France were not at their flamboyant best but a try from flanker Anthony Jelonch helped the Six Nations leaders to a 13-9 victory over a Wales side full of fight at the Principality Stadium on Friday, a seventh win in a row for Fabien Galthie's team.
France kept alive their dreams of a first Grand Slam and Six Nations title since 2010 with a tense 13-9 victory over Wales.