England held the end of the job in Six Nations title with a ruthless record win 68-14 over Wales at the Principality Stadium.
Irish victory in Italy before on Supreme Saturday she saw them climbing first, but England explicitly put Wales on the sword, while about 10 calls in Cardiff saw that they had skipped the ruling champions to appear as the main rivals selected by France.
The side of Steve Borthwick secured a bonus bon they needed before halftime thanks to five attempts by Maro Itoje, Tom Roebuck, Tommy Freeman, Chandler Cunningham-South and Will Stuart.
And they repeated the feat in the second half, and Alex Mitchell, Joe Heyes, the double debut of Henry Pollock and another from Cunningham-South, caused the most pronounced defeat of Wales, who was now a losing series of 17 games.
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British and Irish Lions Tour of Australia on Sky Sports
Sky Sports It will use an exclusive tour of British and Irish lions in 2025, and all three tests against Wallabies and six warming matches will be shown exclusively live.
British and Irish lions 2025 tour schedule
| Date | Opponent | Place |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday, June 28 | Western power | Perth |
| Wednesday, July 2 | Queensland Reds | Brisbane |
| Saturday, July 5th | NSW Warratah | Sydney |
| Wednesday, July 9th | Lawy Brumbies | Canberra |
| Saturday, July 12th | Invitational au-nz | Adelaida |
| Saturday, July 19th | Australia (first test) | Brisbane |
| Wednesday, July 22 | Tbc | Melbourne |
| Saturday, July 26 | Australia (Second Test) | Melbourne |
| Saturday, August 2nd | Australia (third test) | Sydney |
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