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England insist Dupont is ‘human’ but admit stopping him is a conundrum

Steve Borthwick’s team are ready to face the daunting challenge of France with the head coach primed to make changes for the Twickenham game

England beware: rugby’s Messi is even better after Olympic sevens stint

Scrum-half Antoine Dupont took time off to snare Olympic gold which has made him even more effective around the rucks

Six Nations warning lights are flashing for exposed England and weak Wales

Steve Borthwick’s side still lack an effective Plan B while Warren Gatland’s aim is to avoid embarrassment in Rome

Steve Borthwick must stop blaming inexperience for England’s failings

England have character and can carry out a gameplan, but there is no guarantee they will improve in time

James Lowe ensures Ireland finish on a high after hit-and-miss start

Champions show their enduring class in the second half after making a sloppy start to Six Nations defence

‘Proud’ Steve Borthwick cites lack of experience for England’s Dublin defeat

Steve Borthwick said Ireland’s greater experience was key to them beating England in Dublin

Maro Itoje leads from the front but can’t fix England’s familiar frailties

New captain was impressive but could not summon steeliness his team needed to close out a tight match

Ireland 27-22 England: Six Nations player ratings

James Lowe stood out in a superb Irish backline while for England the Curry twins shone but the backs struggled

Ireland 27-22 England: Six Nations 2025 – as it happened

Ireland dominated the second half to win in Dublin

England’s early promise blown away by Ireland’s second-half storm

Ireland delivered a powerful second-half performance to secure a 27-22 win over England in their opening Six Nations match

Scotland 31-19 Italy: Six Nations 2025 – as it happened

Huw Jones scored a hat-trick as Scotland resisted a fightback from the Azzurri to kick off their tournament with a victory

Huw Jones hat-trick fends off Italy as Scotland run their way out of trouble

Scotland got their Six Nations campaign off to a winning start, scoring five tries in a 31-19 victory over Italy at Murrayfield

France revel in fleeting return of near-telepathic Dupont-Ntamack pairing

Wales could not cope with half-back partnership as Romain Ntamack made good on injury comeback before seeing red

Some games are bigger than others … so pressure is on Ireland and England

Visitors have potential to forge a winning new identity under Maro Itoje’s captaincy but the experienced Irish remain marginal favourites

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