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Thomas Ramos needed 43 metres and the last kick of the championship to settle France's second straight Six Nations Championship. His 83rd-minute penalty sealed a 48-46 win against England in Paris, handing Les Bleus back-to-back titles and denying Ireland at…
Rugby-addict has highlighted the standout key player for each competing nation ahead of the 2027 Six Nations Championship. Winger Louis Bielle-Biarrey leads the charge for defending champions France, while back-rower Henry Pollock carries England's hopes. Veteran centre Stuart McCloskey is named for Ireland, fly-half Finn Russell for Scotland, flanker Jac Morgan for Wales, and centre Tommaso Menoncello for Italy.
France enters as the tournament favourite aiming for three consecutive titles, closely followed by Ireland in the betting odds. The article notes key concerns for several squads, including an injury layoff that threatens Menoncello's availability for Italy and Wales' critical need for Morgan to avoid another wooden spoon.
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