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February 24, 2012
Wales v England, written in the stars

Huw Silk takes an alternative view at tomorrow's Six Nations clash.

BBC pundit Jonathan Davies, who inspired Wales to their last-but-one win at Twickenham, has already predicted his nation will “absolutely smash” England. Colleague Brian Moore agrees, declaring Sam Warburton’s men to be “clear favourites”.

As the teams head for Twickenham and the third round of this season’s Six Nations’ Championship, pundits and fans alike have been furiously poring over form and news of injuries in a bid to call how the game will go.

February 4, 2011
6 Nations Preview: England

England displayed some genuine potential in the Autumn internationals, including a 35-18 dismissal of Australia. Can they build on it in the 6 Nations?

England displayed some genuine potential in the Autumn internationals, including a 35-18 dismissal of Australia.


But England face a challenge before their Six Nations campaign has even started, with injury to their captain, Lewis Moody.


It is a big blow to England coach Martin Johnson, as Moody’s influential leadership and dominating presence will be greatly missed from the starting XV.

February 4, 2011
6 Nations Preview: England

England displayed some genuine potential in the Autumn internationals, including a 35-18 dismissal of Australia. Can they build on it in the 6 Nations?

England displayed some genuine potential in the Autumn internationals, including a 35-18 dismissal of Australia.


But England face a challenge before their Six Nations campaign has even started, with injury to their captain, Lewis Moody.


It is a big blow to England coach Martin Johnson, as Moody’s influential leadership and dominating presence will be greatly missed from the starting XV.

February 4, 2011
6 Nations: The Best Matches

Simply the greatest games in the 6 Nations - with video! And if we've included plenty of Welsh matches, who can blame us?

1) Ireland 43-13 England
February 24, 2007
Croke Park, Dublin

The most emotional game in the history of the tournament saw Ireland put England to the sword at the home of the GAA.