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Five Nations Championship
England: Champions (Grand Slam)
How England performed
England retained the title with a second successive Grand Slam in 1992, scoring 118 points and conceding 29 in four matches. Geoff Cooke coached the side and Will Carling was captain.
Scotland were beaten 25–7 at Murrayfield, Edinburgh, and Ireland 38–9 at Twickenham, London. England then won 31–13 against France at Parc des Princes, Paris, and completed the clean sweep with a 24–0 victory over Wales at Twickenham, London. No side finished within 18 points of them.
England fixtures
Scotland
7–25
England
England won
England tries: Rory Underwood, Dewi Morris
Scotland tries: Derek White
England
38–9
Ireland
England won
England tries: Simon Halliday, Jeremy Guscott, Rory Underwood, Dewi Morris, Jonathan Webb 1', Jonathan Webb 80'
Ireland tries: Ralph Keyes
France
13–31
England
England won
England tries: Penalty try 38', Jonathan Webb 40', Rory Underwood 63', Dewi Morris 79'
France tries: Sebastien Viars 34', Alain Penaud 66'
England
24–0
Wales
England won
England tries: Will Carling, Wade Dooley, Micky Skinner
Wales tries: None
England statistics
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