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Six Nations Championship
England: Champions (Triple Crown)
How England performed
England's 2020 Six Nations started with a 24–17 defeat by France at the Stade de France, but Eddie Jones's side, captained by Owen Farrell, did not lose again. A 13–6 win over Scotland at Murrayfield was followed by home victories at Twickenham over Ireland, 24–12, and Wales, 33–30, results that secured the Triple Crown.
The final round was not played until 31 October, when England beat Italy 34–5 at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome to finish as champions. Four wins and one defeat, with 121 points scored and 77 conceded, brought the title and the Triple Crown, an improvement on second place in 2019. The three-point win over Wales was the closest of their four victories.
England fixtures
France
24–17
England
England lost
England tries: Jonny May 56', Jonny May 64'
France tries: Vincent Rattez 6', Charles Ollivon 19', Charles Ollivon 54'
Scotland
6–13
England
England won
England tries: Ellis Genge 69'
Scotland tries: None
England
24–12
Ireland
England won
England tries: George Ford 8', Elliot Daly 24', Luke Cowan-Dickie 61'
Ireland tries: Robbie Henshaw 50', Andrew Porter 83'
England
33–30
Wales
England won
England tries: Anthony Watson 3', Elliot Daly 32', Manu Tuilagi 60'
Wales tries: Justin Tipuric 40', Dan Biggar 77', Justin Tipuric 80'
Italy
5–34
England
England won
England tries: Ben Youngs 4', Ben Youngs 41', Jamie George 51', Tom Curry 66', Henry Slade 71'
Italy tries: Jake Polledri 17'
England statistics
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