Five Nations Championship

1958
Five Nations⁠

England: Champions

How England performed

England retained the title in the 1958 Five Nations Championship, following their 1957 Grand Slam, and went through the campaign unbeaten with two wins and two draws.

The opening match against Wales at Twickenham, London, finished 3–3, before England beat Ireland 6–0 at the same ground. A 14–0 win over France at Stade Colombes, Paris, followed, and the championship ended with a 3–3 draw against Scotland at Murrayfield, Edinburgh. England scored 26 points and conceded 6.

Head coach
None (the first was appointed in 1969)
Record
P4 W2 D2 L0
Points
26 for, 6 against

England fixtures

England: 1958 Five Nations

4 matches

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