Five Nations Championship

1995
Five Nations⁠

England: Champions (Grand Slam)

How England performed

Jack Rowell coached England to the Grand Slam in 1995, with Will Carling as captain. The campaign opened with a 20–8 win over Ireland at Lansdowne Road, Dublin, and France were then beaten 31–10 at Twickenham, London.

A 23–9 victory over Wales at Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, followed, and England completed four wins from four by beating Scotland 24–12 at Twickenham, London. They scored 98 points and conceded 39, improving on second place in 1994.

Head coach
Jack Rowell
Captain
Will Carling
Record
P4 W4 D0 L0
Points
98 for, 39 against

England fixtures

England: 1995 Five Nations

4 matches

01 21 Jan 1995
Five Nations Championship Lansdowne Road, Dublin

Ireland 8–20 England England won

England tries: Tony Underwood, Will Carling, Ben Clarke 23'

Ireland tries: Anthony Foley

Match page: Ireland v England, 21 January 1995

02 4 Feb 1995
Five Nations Championship Twickenham, London

England 31–10 France England won

England tries: Jeremy Guscott 32', Tony Underwood 73', Tony Underwood 80'

France tries: Sebastien Viars

Match page: England v France, 4 February 1995

England statistics

Scorers

Tony Underwood3
Rory Underwood2
Will Carling1
Ben Clarke1
Jeremy Guscott1
Victor Ubogu1

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