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Five Nations Championship
England: 2nd
How England performed
England again finished second in the 1999 Five Nations Championship under head coach Clive Woodward and captain Lawrence Dallaglio, winning three of their four matches.
A 24–21 win over Scotland at Twickenham Stadium, London, opened the campaign. England followed it with a 27–15 victory over Ireland at Lansdowne Road, Dublin, and a 21–10 win over France at Twickenham. The final match, against Wales at Wembley Stadium, London, ended in a 31–32 defeat. England scored 103 points and conceded 78.
England fixtures
England
24–21
Scotland
England won
England tries: Tim Rodber 7', Dan Luger 19', Nick Beal 67'
Scotland tries: Alan Tait, Gregor Townsend, Alan Tait 27'
Ireland
15–27
England
England won
England tries: Tim Rodber, Matt Perry 33'
Ireland tries: None
England
21–10
France
England won
England tries: None
France tries: Franck Comba
Wales
32–31
England
England lost
England tries: Dan Luger, Steve Hanley, Richard Hill
Wales tries: Shane Howarth, Scott Gibbs
England statistics
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