01
11 Feb 1967
Five Nations Championship
Lansdowne Road, Dublin
Ireland
3–8
England
England won
Five Nations Championship
1967
Five Nations
England: 2nd
How England performed
Led by Phil Judd, England finished second in 1967 with two wins and two defeats. They opened with an 8–3 victory over Ireland at Lansdowne Road, Dublin, before losing 12–16 to France at Twickenham, London.
Scotland were beaten 27–14 at Twickenham, London, but the last match was a high-scoring 21–34 defeat by Wales at Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff. England's 68 points scored against 67 conceded reflected a campaign of fine margins, and second place was a clear improvement on fifth in 1966.
- Head coach
- none
- Captain
- Phil Judd
- Record
- P4 W2 D0 L2
- Points
- 68 for, 67 against
England fixtures
England: 1967 Five Nations
02
25 Feb 1967
Five Nations Championship
Twickenham Stadium, London
England
12–16
France
England lost
03
18 Mar 1967
Five Nations Championship
Twickenham Stadium, London
England
27–14
Scotland
England won
04
15 Apr 1967
Five Nations Championship
National Stadium, Cardiff
Wales
34–21
England
England lost