01
20 Jan 1968
Five Nations Championship
Twickenham, London
England
11–11
Wales
England drew
Five Nations Championship
1968
Five Nations
England: 3rd
How England performed
England finished third in 1968, with Colin McFadyean and Mike Weston both leading the side. Two draws at Twickenham, London, opened the championship: 11–11 against Wales and 9–9 against Ireland.
A 9–14 defeat by France at Stade Colombes, Paris, followed, before England won 8–6 against Scotland at Murrayfield, Edinburgh, to finish with one win, two draws and one loss. They scored 37 points and conceded 40, a slip from second place in 1967.
- Head coach
- none
- Captain
- Colin McFadyean/Mike Weston
- Record
- P4 W1 D2 L1
- Points
- 37 for, 40 against
England fixtures
England: 1968 Five Nations
02
10 Feb 1968
Five Nations Championship
Twickenham, London
England
9–9
Ireland
England drew
03
24 Feb 1968
Five Nations Championship
Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir, Colombes
France
14–9
England
England lost
04
16 Mar 1968
Five Nations Championship
Murrayfield, Edinburgh
Scotland
6–8
England
England won