Last weekend saw a spectacular start to the prestigious Six Nations 2010. The tournament got back into full swing with epic performances from England who exceeded media expectation to gain a 30-17 win over Wales, at Twickenham. James Haskell stole the show with two incredible tries on his 23rd cap, as Wilkinson secured the win kicking 16 points between the posts. England Captain, Steve Borthwick told BBC Sport “we work hard and sometimes it doesn’t come to fruition, but today it did”. James Haskell reinforced, “we’ve wanted a win for a long time. There was great spirit shown by the guys… this is a step in the right direction, but we don’t want to get ahead of ourselves”. The weekend’s other Six Nations matches saw France crumbling Scotland 18-9 at Murrayfield, and Ireland who battled Italy to a 29-11 defeat at Croke Park.
The successful start to England’s Six Nations crusade, have rattled the nerves of the competition as the tournament looks set to be as exciting and dynamic as ever! The tournament continues this weekend as Ireland travel to the Stade De France to tackle France, a fixture between the two favourites. England will look to build on their tremendous start as they travel to the Stadio Flaminio to take on Italy, whilst Scotland face Wales at the Millennium Stadium, with both teams looking for their first win of the competition. Whether you’re looking to get corporate tickets or simply watch your first international rugby match, as Europe’s leading ticket exchange, viagogo has incredible tickets for all fixtures right up until the event. Our amazing selection of tickets, start from just £20! ()
This Weekend’s Fixtures-
Wales vs. Scotland at Millenium Stadium (13th Feb 2010)
France vs. Ireland at Stade De France (13th Feb 2010)
Italy vs. England at Stadio Flaminio (14th Feb 2010)
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