Six Nations 2022: What is the tournament's greatest match of all time?

The Six Nations has delivered some of the most memorable matches in rugby history, but which was the greatest of them all?

Former British and Irish Lions captain Sam Warburton and ex-England scrum-half Danny Care debate and discuss that question on the latest episode of Six Nations Greatest.

The six matches they came up with are ranked in reverse order below. Take a trip down memory lane, then rank them yourself at the bottom of this page.

What happened: Scotland led 24-14 with seven minutes to go in Cardiff, but a yellow card for replacement hooker Scott Lawson gave Wales hope.

Leigh Halfpenny scored under the posts in the 77th minute and, after Scotland's Phil Godman was sin-binned, Stephen Jones took three points to level things at 24-24 with 15 seconds remaining.

With the clock in red, Shane Williams found his way over to seal victory as the Cardiff crowd exploded with joy.

Warburton: It was my first Six Nations campaign and I just remember Wales being completely outplayed. We were chasing the game.

I remember running back to the halfway line with Johnathan Thomas and I remember the noise was so loud celebrating and we were looking at each other talking, from about a metre away, I could see his mouth moving but could hear nothing. It was just a wall of noise.

You hardly ever win in that dramatic fashion. At international level you get one of those every four or five years.

What happened: England travelled to Cardiff chasing a Grand Slam in the Championship decider. Wales, beaten at home by Ireland in round one, needed a winning margin of at least seven points to take the title.

As England's discipline crumbled, Wales led by six at the break but two second-half tries from wing Alex Cuthbert helped the hosts to a record