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Five Nations Championship
England: Champions (Grand Slam)
How England performed
England won the Grand Slam in 1991, a year after finishing second. Will Carling was captain and Geoff Cooke coach.
The campaign began with a 25–6 win over Wales at Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, followed by a 21–12 victory over Scotland at Twickenham, London. A 16–7 win against Ireland at Lansdowne Road, Dublin, set up the last match, in which France were beaten 21–19 at Twickenham, London, to complete four wins from four. England scored 83 points and conceded 44.
England fixtures
Wales
6–25
England
England won
England tries: Mike Teague
Wales tries: None
England
21–12
Scotland
England won
England tries: Nigel Heslop
Scotland tries: None
Ireland
7–16
England
England won
England tries: Rory Underwood, Mike Teague
Ireland tries: Simon Geoghegan
England
21–19
France
England won
England tries: Rory Underwood
France tries: Franck Mesnel, Philippe Saint-Andre, Didier Camberabero
England statistics
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