England axe out-of-form Wilkinson
Six Nations: Danny Cipriani will make his full England debut against Ireland on Saturday after Jonny Wilkinson was dropped
International rugby union is no country for old men
Robert Kitson: The shelf life of international coaches is getting shorter and shorter, as evidenced by the potential ramifications of this week's England v Ireland game
Ashton faces sack after Six Nations flop
Rugby union: Jake White looks the favourite to take over, if, as expected, Brian Ashton is sacked following England's Six Nations debacle
France attack will set Wales toughest test yet, says Byrne
Rugby union: France's coach Marc Lievremont has conceded that it will be a huge task for his side to pip Wales to the Six Nations title
Lièvremont hints at more changes for Cardiff after shaking off Azzurri
Six Nations: France 25-13 Italy. France failed to pile on the points needed to hike the pressure on Wales ahead of next week's decider
Woodward weighs in
Six Nations: Sir Clive Woodward has said Brian Ashton made a 'massive error' in dropping Danny Cipriani
O’Driscoll injury blow
Six Nations: Brian O'Driscoll will miss Ireland's trip to Twickenham after tearing a hamstring against Wales
Dire England send coach Ashton back to square one
Six Nations: Scotland 15-9 England. Brian Ashton's snakes and ladders reign was sent back to square one after a Calcutta Cup mugging
Wales show the direct path to a platform for flair
The secret of Wales' success has been their 'directness', aggression and accuracy, says James Haskell
The day Wilko went from hero to zero
Paul Rees: Jonny Wilkinson is less than half the player who took England to the summit in 2003
Strength and savvy sum up wonder of Wales and Williams
Richard Williams: Shane Williams' willingness to swap in at No9 was as impressive as his try against Ireland
Henson flies flag as red revolution storms the barricades
Gavin Henson's emphasis on the simple things typifies the new control that has brought Wales success, writes Mike Averis
Ashton must copy France and defy logic with flair and new faces
France should go for the win against Wales and forget about the 20-point margin needed to win the Six Nations, writes Thomas Castaignède
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Six Nations: Performances out of ten from Scotland v England
France play fast and loose to keep championship alive for final weekend
The contest for the Six Nations title is still alive, but only just. France will have to beat Wales by at least 20 points in Cardiff next Saturday if they're to win the championship. Their 25-13 win over Italy wasn't as comprehensive as they would have liked given that every extra point they scored would ease the task facing them on the final weekend. In stark contrast to the two games on Saturday, this was at least an enjoyably open game.