Easter stands in as captain for the injured Mike Tindall, who himself stood in for the injured squad captain Lewis Moody.

Ireland will want to keep up their good record against the English in Dublin at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday. England haven’t won in Dublin since 2003 – the last time they also won a Grand Slam.

“When the fixtures came out most people thought this would be the hardest game and I don’t think we’ll be disappointed,” Easter commented. “We realise after last week’s not-so-hot performance that it was a good kick up the backside in order to make sure we do produce the goods on Saturday. It is going to be a pretty easy game to captain in terms of the build-up because these guys will need no motivation to get up for the game. This is a bigger Test match than most”.

For fly-half Jonny Wilkinson, the encounter has refreshed memories of that Grand Slam match in Dublin seven years ago. “No one in the England camp underestimates how tough it’ll be to win there again. It’s a sensational end to the championship.”

Ireland have won 6 of the last 7 meetings in Dublin and England will in no way underestimate them on their quest for the Grand Slam.

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The Azzurri go into the encounter inspired by the 22-21 triumph over France in Rome, their first win in the competition this year, and make six changes going in to this match. Treviso’s Alberto Sgarbi replaces Gonzalo Garcia at centre while his club team-mate, Kris Burton, takes Luciano Orquera’s place at No.9 and Paul Derbyshire will earn his first Six Nations start in Scotland. Leicester prop, Martin Castrogiovanni is the only player in Italy’s first line that has kept his spot, with Leonardo Ghiraldini and Salvatore Perugini returning to the team. Quintin Geldenhuys will also start after being relegated to the replacements bench against France.

Italy are two points clear of Scotland after victory last week and the Scots hope to finish the tournament with some dignity after losing all five of their games so far. They haven’t ‘won’ the wooden spoon since 2007, finishing one place above Italy in the past three tournaments.

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France coach Marc Lievremont makes five changes to his side for the clash against Wales. Alexis Palisson of Brive, who has failed to nail down a consistent starting berth, is on the left wing. Damien Traille and David Marty are reunited in the centre six years after last playing there and Thomas Domingo, wrecker of the Scotland scrum before being rested for the defeat to Italy in Rome, returns along with the No8 Imanol Harinordoquy, who described last Saturday’s defeated squad as “useless prats”.

Wales are the only team that can scupper England’s title chances and will want to continue their good form in Paris. France, however, come off the back of a one point defeat to italy, with Lievremont given the unwanted award of being the first French Manager to lose against the Italians.

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Ireland have brought in Andrew Trimble and Johnathan Sexton for the game in Dublin. Trimble’s inclusion on the wing results in Keith Earls moving to full-back and Luke Fitzgerald dropping out of the squad. Sexton comes into the fly-half role at the expense of Munster’s Ronan O’Gara, who moves to the replacements bench, despite the veteran numer 10′s good form. Eoin Reddan is named at scrum-half despite suffering concussion against Wales on Saturday.

Should Ireland beat England and Wales win heavily against France, England will miss out on the Six Nations title altogether, let alone their first Grand Slam title in eight years. England go to Dublin having lost six of their last seven meetings on Irish soil, but with their best chance of a Six Nations Grand Slam since 2003.

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Tindall had been standing in as skipper during the Six Nations for injured squad captain Lewis Moody and Nick Easter will captain the side on Saturday. 6ft 7in Matt Banahan comes in at centre to replace Tindall in what is a crucial match for England at the Aviva Stadium.

If England beat Ireland they will complete their first Grand Slam since 2003 when a team led by Martin Johnson won their final match at the old Lansdowne Road, which the Aviva Stadium has replaced. Unless Wales win heavily against France, England will still take the Six Nations title on points difference, if Ireland win.

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England will win the Grand Slam if they defeat Ireland, and Cueto, 31, will pull out all the stops to make sure that happens.

“You can count on one hand the times you get something tangible out of rugby,” Cueto told the official Six Nations website.

“I’ve never won anything in seven or eight years with England. I’m not getting any younger, so this is a massive opportunity on a personal level.

“When you get so little time together, that’s such a big factor. And that’s what we’ve had over the last 12-18 months, a clear sense of a squad of players.”

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Williams, who hinted that the match against France on Saturday would be his final Six Nations appearance, damaged knee ligaments in the win over Ireland last week.

A scan has revealed the injury is very serious, and Williams will have a fight on his hands to be fit for the World Cup.

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Martin Johnson’s team were expected to demolish a struggling Scotland side, but found it difficult to rack up the points.

They will hope to put in another winning performance against Ireland in Dublin on Saturday, where victory will mean a first Grand Slam since 2003.

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England have four of the 12 shortlisted players in Toby Flood, Chris Ashton, James Haskell and Tom Palmer.

French captain Thierry Dusautoirand his team mate Maxime Medard are included. Others include Sam Warburton and James Hook for Wales and Fabio Semenzato and Andrea Masi for Italy.

Finally, Sean O’Brien and Ronan O’Gara for Ireland, who will be looking to retain the award won by their team mate Tommy Bowe in 2010.

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Lievremont used words such as “ashamed” and “betrayed”  in the assessment of his players’ performances.

After making many changes for France’s next Six Nations game against Wales, Lievremont admitted that he was harsh on players before.

Quoted on www.lequipe.fr, Lievremont said: “I regret my comments on the international decline of some. It was clumsy of me.”

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The Leinster scrum-half was struck in the face with a clearance kick by Lee Byrne and replaced early in his team’s 19-13 loss to Wales at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.

Reddan is being monitored by Ireland’s medical staff, who remain hopeful he will take part in Saturday’s clash at the Aviva Stadium.

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Forwards Sebastien Chabal, Sylvain Marconnet, and Jerome Thion; backs Clement Poitrenaud and Yannick Jauzion; and centre Aurelien Rougerie, who faces disciplinary proceedings, are all axed.

Flanker Alexandre Lapandry, prop Jerome Schuster, full-back Alexis Palisson, Fabrice Estebanez, centre David Marty and lock Pascal Pape will replace those who have been cut for the Wales match.

“This match was an hallucination,” Lievremont said of the Italy game. “I do not want to clear myself from the blame but they invented things on the pitch.

“Do you really think that I told them to play as they did against Italy? I was ashamed.”

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“We haven’t banned anything and that includes talking about a Grand Slam,” said Johnson. “We’ve never said ‘don’t mention the Grand Slam’.

“We all know what is at stake now and what we want to do. We will be talking about how to beat Ireland.

“We go away to probably the toughest place to play right now in Europe.”

A win against the Irish in Dublin would mean England win their first Grand Slam since 2003, a year when Johnson was captain and a World Cup was won.

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Tindall, captaining England in the absence of Lewis Moody, injured his ankle during Sunday’s 22-16 victory over Scotland and was replaced at half-time.

England will be desperate for Tindall to be available to guide the team through Saturday’s vital match against Ireland, where a win would seal the Grand Slam.

If Tindall is ruled out of the Dublin clash, Nick Easter looks to be the likely candidate to take over the captaincy.

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Currently 12th in the rankings, Italy’s win improved their rating by 1.77. This brings them to within a tenth of Samoa and just 0.12 behind Fiji, who lay in 10th

After Italy’s first win against Les Bleus in the Six Nations, Italy now have reason to be confident for their visit to Murrayfield to take on Scotland at the weekend, where they will hope to finally push into the top 10.

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Many Irish players have spoken of injustice after a controversial try was awarded to Wales on the way to their 19-13 win. Captain Brian O’Driscoll was infuriated by Mike Phillips’ crucial second-half try after an illegal quick line-out throw-in.

However, Kidney has asked his players to not dwell on the incident, and concentrate on their next match with England.

“Our job is to prepare for the next game. If we keep looking at the past we’ll never get anywhere,” said Kidney.

“What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger, that’s the test. This tests the team. I don’t think it will be hard to get this calibre of player ready for England.”

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England laboured to victory 22-16 against Scotland at Twickenham, and struggled to impose themselves on, what many perceived, weaker opponents.

A win against the Irish would guarantee a Grand Slam, which England have no achieved since John was captain in 2003.

Johnson said: “We’ve got lots to be better at. We know we can play a lot better than that.

“We’ll be in a fight (against Ireland) and we’ve got to make sure we are a bit smarter the next time we play.”

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After losing their opening Six Nations match to England, Wales have gone on to win three in a row. A win over France in their final game would secure second place, or possibly win them the Championship if England slip-up aginst Ireland.

Gatland acknowledged the  officials’ mistake in allowing Mike Phillips’ try, but believed that his team had enough of an advantage to win.

“I hope it puts things into perspective,” said the former Ireland coach. “I don’t think we’re as bad as people were making out.”

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The win marked Italy’s first six nations win over Les Bleus and only their eighth since joining the Championship 11 years ago.

Italy, inspired by Mirco Bergamasco, fought back from an 18-6 deficit to take all the points, and South African Mallet believes his team desereved the win

“We looked like a really good rugby team, everyone contributed to this win. I am really proud of my players and what they have done for Italian rugby supporters, who week in, week out support this team and have been fantastic.”

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France will look to put pressure on championship leaders England, who play Scotland on Sunday, while Italy are desperate to put some points on the board having been narrowly defeated by Wales and Ireland at home.

Italy coach Nick Mallett will roll the dice and makes seven changes including Carlo Festuccia,Luciano Orquera, Gonzalo Garcia and the highly-rated Tommaso Benvenuti coming in.

Les Bleus boss Marc Lievremont also makes changes but has surprised many by keeping faith with No.8 Sebastian Chabal.

Julien Bonnaire will play, while Maxime Medard also makes his comeback from injury. An injury to Dimitri Yachvili means Morgan Parra will renew half-back duties with Francois Trinh-Duc.

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The Millennium Stadium is the scene of Ireland’s last Grand Slam victory in 2009, and they will hope to kick-start their campaign with a big win. Wales have only beaten Ireland at home once since 1983.

Ireland boss Declan Kidney has named an unchanged starting line-up. Ronan O’Gara continues at fly-half, needing just two more points to reach 1,000

Wales, second in the table on points difference, also have plenty to play for and will bo boosted by the return of fit-again Leigh Halfpenny and Jonathan Davies return in place of Morgan Stoddart and Stephen Jones who both drop to the bench. James Hook will play at fly-half.

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Coach Martin Johnson wants to make as few changes as possible to his winning team, meaning there will be no place for Tom Croft or Courtney Lawes in the starting line-up.

Lawes has been released to play for the Saints against Leeds while Croft has to make do with a place on the bench. This means flankers Tom Wood and James Haskell will keep their places.

Scotland captain Alastair Kellock has admitted his team will have to raise their standards to compete with England at Twickenham.

England have won three from three, while Scotland have yet to gain any points.

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O’Driscoll and Roberts formed a mighty partnership in the 2009 tour of South Africa, but they will face each other from opposite sides at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.

Wales will look to turn around their poor home form, having one just one of their last 12 games in Cardiff. Ireland will hope to build on the success of their last visit to the Millennium Stadium, when they secured the Grand Slam.

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Andrea Masi will move from wing to full-back, while backs Tommaso Benvenuti, Gonzalo Garcia and Luciano Orquera and forwards Carlo Antonio Del Fava, Andrea Lo Cicero and Carlo Festuccia come into the team.

Italy were defeated by Wales 24-16 in their last match and remain tied with Scotland in the table with no points. The final match of the tournament against Scotland could well be a wooden spoon playoff, as Italy have never beaten France in the Six Nations.

Italy will be hoping to avoid their third wooden spoon in a row.

Team: 15-Andrea Masi; 14-Tommaso Benvenuti, 13-Gonzalo Canale, 12-Gonzalo Garcia, 11-Mirco Bergamasco; 10-Luciano Orquera, 9-Fabio Semenzato; 8-Sergio Parisse (captain), 7-Robert Barbieri, 6-Alessandro Zanni, 5-Carlo Antonio Del Fava, 4-Santiago Dellape, 3-Martin Castrogiovanni, 2-Carlo Festuccia, 1-Andrea Lo Cicero.

Replacements: 16-Leonardo Ghiraldini, 17-Salvatore Perugini, 18-Quintin Geldenhuys, 19-Paul Derbyshire, 20-Pablo Canavosio, 21-Kristopher Burton, 22-Luke McLean.

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Youngs is currently England’s first-choice scrum-half and preparing to take on Scotland in Sunday’s Calcutta Cup clash. But before his first call up, the Leicester No9 found it hard to understand what Johnson was telling him.

According to the Evening Standard, Youngs feared the worst when Martin Johnson told him: “You’re on the bench”.

Young said: “I was in the team hotel in Bagshot when Johnno came up and said I was on the bench. As Leicester had been knocked out of the LV Cup, I didn’t think we had a game. I then thought that if one had been arranged at short notice, I couldn’t understand why I had been dropped to the bench by the club.

“I told Johnno this and he looked at me in amazement and said: ‘No, you are on the bench for us!’ All I could say was ‘brilliant’ as it started to sink in.

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Lawes, who only recently returned from injury, may be deemed surplus to requirements for an England team that has won three from three in this year’s Six Nations. If Lawes is released he will have just one day with Northampton Saints to prepare for their match with Leeds.

Saint director of rugby, Jim Mallinder, said: “That is one of the unfortunate things about the agreement the clubs have with the RFU, is that we have not got a say in that. We still don’t know when he will be available to us. At the moment he is covering for a couple of players and it is their right to keep him if they see fit.”

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Wing Simon Danielli, centre Joe Ansbro and scrum-half Rory Lawson all come while flanker Alasdair Strokosch returns for the first time this season.

Johnnie Beattie, Nikki Walker, Mike Blair and Nick De Luca are the men who will make way.

The match on Sunday marks the 100th anniversary of Scotland’s first trip to Twickenham. However this will not be something to remember for the Scots, who have won just four out of 44 matches, the last victory coming in 1983.

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Lawes was one of England’s star performers during the recent Autumn Internationals, but has been out injured for almost two months.

Tom Croft has not played for England since injuring his shoulder against South Africa in the autumn and is now confirmed to be fully fit, whilst recent indications have shown that Toby Flood will be ready to take part in this weekend’s game.

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France coach Marc Lievremont has decided to use the same squad of players that lost out to England in their last game. A run of eight straight wins in the Six Nations was brought to an end as Les Bleus were narrowly beaten by a Ben Foden inspired England. With England still to face Scotland and Ireland, France will hope for a slip up to give them some chance of winning back-to-back titles.

Italy are huge underdogs despite being at home. An impressive second half against Wales will give them some hope, but they need to produce something special to beat France. They will be desperate to take something from the match, although they may already be looking ahead to their final game against Scotland, a potential wooden spoon showdown.

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England will be looking to continue their impressive run so far. Victories against Wales, Italy and France means a win against the Auld Enemy would leave England needing to defeat Ireland in their final game to achieve the Grand Slam, their first since 2003.

Scotland travel to Twickenham looking for a first away win over England in 28 years. The signs are not good for Andy Robinson’s men following two home defeats. Their final game with Italy may well end up being a straight fight to avoid the wooden spoon.

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Wales and Ireland both have four points in this year’s championship, which is two less than England. But with Ireland still to play England, anything could happen.

Both teams have struggled during this year’s Six Nations. Ireland have been giving away far too many penalties and struggled to a win against Scotland in their last game. Before that they lost to France, despite scoring three tries to Les Bleus’ one.

Wales are also yet to hit top form, but will be boosted by the return of centre Jonathan Davies. Having not played against Italy in Wales’ last game because of a hamstring injury, Davies was kept in the squad as his centre pairing with James Roberts is seen as important to Welsh success. However, his return could force James Hook to the bench, as the argument over where to play the versatile Hook rages on.

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After having the best of the first half in last weeks huge clash with England at Twickenham, France could not recover from Ben Foden’s try just after half time. They can now only hope that Scotland or Ireland will put a dent in England’s championship hopes. A big win against Italy will be vital to heap pressure on England, as they do not face Scotland until the day after France’s game.

Italy will be desperate to get some points to avoid the dreaded wooden spoon, but the final match showdown with Scotland looks likely to decide who will finish bottom of this year’s table.  Despite some excellent play and close scorelines, Italy will have to make a huge effort to overcome what is a very good France side.

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Scotland will be desperate to get some points in the March 13th clash to avoid the wooden spoon, but England have been impressive in the championship so far and look likely to secure their first title in eight years.

England coach Martin Johnson, who was still playing last time England won the title in 2003, masterminded wins over Wales and Italy before an impressive 17-9 victory over France. Captain Mike Tindall, who played alongside Johnson 24 times, believes England can only improve as the boss settles into his role.

Andy Robinson’s Scotland squad slipped to a second successive home defeat last weekend, losing 21-18 to Ireland. Despite some flashes of individual brilliance, Scotland have looked poor as a team and will most likely be involved in a wooden spoon showdown against Italy in their final match.

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England beat France 17-9 in what many saw as the Championship decider last weekend, with Foden scoring the only try of the match.

Martin Johnson’s England are the only unbeaten team in the Championship, and will look to extend their run at Twickenham in the Calcutta Cup game against Scotland, taking place on Sunday March 13th. England then visit Ireland’s Aviva Stadium on Saturday March 19th for their final game.

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Although the game did not boast the same fireworks of the 59-13 defeat of Italy, when winger Chris Ashton ran riot, the performance of England’s forwards was encouraging. With strength and depth to call upon, coach Martin Johnson could be forgiven for dreaming of winning the Six Nations and the World Cup, although there is a long way still to go.

The only try of ‘Le Crunch’ was scored by Ben Foden, whilst Toby Flood kicked nine points. Johnny Wilkinson came off the bench to add a further two points with his first kick of the game, completing the 17-9 victory over Les Bleus at Twickenham.

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Johnson is determined to take one game at a time, rather than look too far ahead. But being the only two unbeaten sides left in the tournament, it would seem likely that Saturday’s match will make the difference in this year’s Six Nations.

England have been in fine form and looked impressive in wins against Wales and Italy while Les Bleus could only scrap to a narrow 25-22 victory against Ireland last time out.

Johnson has opted to not recall captain Lewis Moody for the Twickenham encounter, but prop Andrew Sheridan will return.

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Having come on as a replacement for Jonathan Sexton in  Ireland’s last two games, O’Gara’s excellent performances have led to a starting position. The 33-year-old will relish the chance to pick up some points, needing just seven to reclaim the Six Nations scoring record from Jonny Wilkinson.

Eoin Reddan will replace scrum-half Tomas O’Leary while last year’s player of the championship, Tommy Bowe, will replace Fergus McFadden on the wing.

All three players will look to cement their positions with good performances, especially as Scotland have not beaten Ireland at home in the Six Nations for ten years.

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The Welsh though have won two Grand Slams since 2005, with the most recent in 2008, but will nevertheless be wary of the Italians.

Italy have defeated Wales twice in Six Nations tournaments, including a 23-20 win in 2007.

However, the Welsh will still be favourites.

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Ireland did win the Grand Slam as recently as 2009 though, and will prove stubborn opposition, but a feeling pervades that the Scots are a rapidly improving side.

Certainly they will be boosted by the fact that coach Andy Robinson has signed a new contract to remain in charge until the end of 2015.

The match is shaping up to be a fascinating contest.

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In 2010, France won the Grand Slam, but England will attempt to thwart their mission this time around – as they have competition winning hopes of their own.

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England have been made favorites for the tournament with France also hotly tipped to take the trophy home, all the teams will be hoping to get their campaign’s off to a good start and with the World Cup just around the corner it will be a great spectacle.

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Martin Johnson’s side will have previously tested themselves against Wales in the opening match of the tournament.

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Wales will go on to face Scotland on the following weekend, whilst England will host Italy at Twickenham Stadium.

Scotland begin their Six Nations campaign against France, at the Stade de France in Paris on Sunday 5th February, with both team’s having enjoyed a similar run of form in the recent Autumn International fixtures. France v Scotland tickets are available to buy online now, with prices starting at £55.

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France ran out as winners of the competition last year, but England boss Martin Johnson will have been encouraged by his team’s convincing performances in the recent Autumn International fixtures, and will surely believe that his side are in with a chance of victory this year.

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Both teams won two out of three of their Autumn Internationals, with Scotland pulling off an impressive win over South Africa, meaning that a close game can be expected to start the championship.

In the following weekend’s matches Scotland will take on Wales, who are arguably the strongest team in the contest, meaning they need a win over France to give them momentum.

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Both teams have come out of the Autumn Internationals with promising results, Italy beat Fiji 24-16 in their last game, and Ireland only missed out on a win against South Africa in November by two points.

Ireland may miss one of their players for the first game, as Paul O’Connell was sent off for his club Munster in their winning game on Sunday.

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England emerged as winners in last years corresponding fixture at Twickenham, although both teams were completely outshone over the course of the tournament by eventual winners France. Les Blues dominated proceedings with five wins out of five, and are considered favourites alongside England for the 2011 title.

Martin Johnson’s men provided fans with some impressive performances during the recent Autumn Internationals, and will be looking to carry on their good form as they travel to Wales. Wales v England tickets are available from £155 from ticketing sites across the web. Six Nations tickets for all upcoming fixtures are available online now.

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Wales vs England
Friday, 4th Feb, 2011
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

Italy vs Ireland
Saturday, 5th Feb, 2011
Stadio Flaminio, Rome

France vs Scotland
Saturday, 5th Feb, 2011
Stade de France, Paris

Scotland vs Wales
Saturday, 12th Feb, 2011
Murrayfield, Edinburgh

England vs Italy
Saturday, 12th Feb, 2011
Twickenham Stadium, London

Ireland vs France
Sunday, 13th Feb, 2011
Aviva Stadium, Dublin

England vs France
Saturday, 26th Feb, 2011
Twickenham Stadium, London

Italy vs Wales
Saturday, 26th Feb, 2011
Stadio Flaminio, Rome

Wales vs Ireland
Saturday, 12th Mar, 2011
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

Italy vs France
Saturday, 12th Mar, 2011
Stadio Flaminio, Rome

Scotland vs Italy
Saturday, 19th Mar, 2011
Murrayfield, Edinburgh

Ireland vs England
Saturday, 19th Mar, 2011
Aviva Stadium, Dublin

France vs Wales
Saturday, 19th Mar, 2011
Stade de France, Paris

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