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The Men's Six Nations Championship (known as the Guinness Men's Six Nations, Guinness branded as M6N) [a] is an annual international rugby union competition between the teams of England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales. It is also the oldest sports tournament ever between Home Nations.
Fewest points scored in a Six Nations season Italy 2004 42 points [24] Fewest points conceded in a Six Nations season England 2003 46 points [25] Most tries scored in a season England 2001 29 tries [26] Most tries conceded in a season Italy 2021 34 tries [27] Fewest tries scored in a Six Nations season Italy 2004 2 tries Italy 2009 2 tries [28]
List of Six Nations Championship Player of the Championship winners; Six Nations Championship; E. History of rugby union matches between England and France;
Pages in category "Six Nations Championship seasons" The following 132 pages are in this category, out of 132 total. This list may not reflect recent changes .
Six Nations changed the method of shortlisting the candidates for 2024 Player of the Championship. Candidates were shortlisted based on been the most popular players selected by fans in their Team of the Championship. [20] Six Nations Rugby introduced the Six Nations Team of the Championship in 2021, following on from many rugby media outlets ...
2015 Six Nations Championship: 134 6 February 2016 Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh 9–15 England: 2016 Six Nations Championship: 135 11 March 2017 Twickenham Stadium, London 61–21 England: 2017 Six Nations Championship: 136 24 February 2018 Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh 25–13 Scotland: 2018 Six Nations Championship: 137 16 March 2019
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2004 Six Nations Championship: 110 13 March 2005 Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh 22–46 Wales: 2005 Six Nations Championship: 111 12 February 2006 Millennium Stadium, Cardiff 28–18 Wales: 2006 Six Nations Championship: 112 10 February 2007 Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh 21–9 Scotland: 2007 Six Nations Championship: 113 9 February 2008