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2011 Bulletin Round 4 Review 2011 BULLETIN ROUND 4 REVIEW 12/03/2011 Stadio Flaminio 12/03/2011 Millenium Stadium 13/03/2011 Twickenham ITALY 22 FRANCE 21 WALES 19 IRELAND 13 ENGLAND 22 SCOTLAND 16 HT: 6-8, ATT: 34,000 HT: 9-13, ATT: 74,233 HT: 9-9, ATT: 82,120 Italy: A Masi; T Benvenuti, G Canale, G Garcia, Wales: L Byrne; L Halfpenny, J Roberts, J England: B Foden; C Ashton, M Tindall (capt, Mirco Bergamasco; L Orquera (K Burton 57), Davies, S Williams; J Hook, M Phillips; P James, M Banahan 41), S Hape, M Cueto; T Flood F Semenzato; A Lo Cicero (S Perugini 47), C M Rees (capt, R Hibbard 72), C Mitchell (J Yapp (J Wilkinson 65), B Youngs (D Care 55); A Festuccia (L Ghiraldini 46), M Castrogiovanni, S 12), B Davies, A Jones, D Lydiate, S Warburton, Corbisiero, D Hartley (S Thompson 65), D Cole Dellape (Q Geldenhuys 51), C del Fava, A Zanni, R Jones (J Thomas 60) (P Doran-Jones 74), L Deacon (S Shaw 65), T R Barbieri (P Derbyshire 57), S Parisse (capt) Palmer, T Wood (T Croft 65), J Haskell, N Easter Scorers: Try: A Masi; Con: M Bergamasco; Scorers: Try: M Phillips; Con: J Hook; Scorers: Try: T Croft; Con: J Wilkinson; Pens: M Bergamasco 5 Pens: J Hook 3, L Halfpenny Pens: T Flood 4, J Wilkinson France: M Medard; Y Huget, A Rougerie, Y Ireland: L Fitzgerald (P Wallace 71); T Bowe, Scotland: C Paterson; S Danielli, J Ansbro (N Jauzion (D Traille 70), V Clerc; F Trinh-Duc, M B O’Driscoll (capt), G D’Arcy, K Earls; R O’Gara De Luca 72), S Lamont, M Evans; R Jackson (D Parra; S Marconnet, W Servat (G Guirado 60), N (J Sexton 49), E Reddan (P Stringer 1); C Healy, Parks 55), R Lawson (M Blair 55); A Jacobsen, Mas (L Ducalcon 41), J Pierre, L Nallet (J Thion R Best (S Cronin 75), M Ross (T Court 69), R Ford (S Lawson 65), M Low (G Cross 52), R 56), T Dusautoir (capt), J Bonnaire, S Chabal (I D O’Callaghan (L Cullen 75), P O’Connell, S Gray, A Kellock (capt), N Hines (A Strokosch Harinordoquy 56) O’Brien, D Wallace, J Heaslip (D Leamy 70) 68), J Barclay, K Brown (R Vernon 43) Scorers: Tries: V Clerc, M Parra; Con: M Parra; Scorers: Try: B O’Driscoll; Con: R O’Gara; Scorers: Try: M Evans; Con: C Paterson; Pens: Pens: M Parra 3 Pens: R O’Gara 2 C Paterson 2; DG: R Jackson Yellow Card: J Barclay (57) Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand) Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa) Referee: Romain Poite (France) replaced by Jerome Garces (France) 58 RBS MAN OF THE MATCH RBS MAN OF THE MATCH RBS MAN OF THE MATCH Andrea Masi (Italy) James Hook (Wales) James Haskell (England) MATCH STATS MATCH STATS MATCH STATS Mins in Possession Italy France Mins in Possession Wales Ireland Mins in Possession England Scotland 1st Half 14:53 14:30 1st Half 13:00 16:40 1st Half 14:44 08:49 2nd Half 13:59 14:27 2nd Half 16:20 15:37 2nd Half 19:49 11:20 Mins Opponent’s Half Italy France Mins Opponent’s Half Wales Ireland Mins Opponent’s Half England Scotland 1st Half 19:27 22:23 1st Half 21:17 16:22 1st Half 25:07 17:31 2nd Half 26:11 22:39 2nd Half 25:12 17:50 2nd Half 29:12 21:49 Passes Completed 133 164 Passes Completed 132 185 Passes Completed 217 123 Line Breaks 3 2 Line Breaks 2 2 Line Breaks 6 0 Possession Kicked 20 18 Possession Kicked 36 42 Possession Kicked 21 28 Tackles Made 101 97 Tackles Made 111 93 Tackles Made 91 128 Tackles Missed 8 4 Tackles Missed 12 4 Tackles Missed 0 6 Offloads in Tackles 10 15 Offloads in Tackles 3 6 Offloads in Tackles 18 9 Errors 9 11 Errors 10 17 Errors 18 5 ROUND 4 STATS RBS 6 Nations Debuts: 1 YELLOW CARD POINTS CONCEDED FOR AGST Points 113 England: Paul Doran-Jones 1 Louis Deacon (England v Wales) 3 3 Tries 7 2 Craig Mitchell (Wales v England) 0 10 3 Denis Leamy (Ireland v Italy) 3 5 Tries Per Game/Av Pts 4 Martin Castrogiovanni (Italy v England) 0 7 2.33/37.66. 5 Bradley Davies (Wales v Scotland) 0 3 Attendance 189,353 6 Lee Byrne (Wales v Scotland) 0 3 Players Used 124 7 Allan Jacobsen (Scotland v Ireland) 0 7 8 John Barclay (Scotland v England) 0 10 All information correct at time of publishing 2011 BULLETIN WWW.RBS6NATIONS.COM SIX NATIONS UNDER 20 CHAMPIONSHIP 2011 – ROUND 4 11/013/11 Brescia 11/03/11 Llanelli 11/03/11 Newbury ITALY 3 FRANCE 25 WALES 26 IRELAND 26 ENGLAND 56 SCOTLAND 8 Italy: Pen: Marco Gennari; Wales: Tries: Adam Warren, Owen Williams; England: Tries: Elliot Daly 3, Alex Gray 2, France: Tries: Sebastien Vahaamahina, Cons: Matthew Morgan 2; Christian Wade, Rob Buchanan, Mako Vunipola; Jean-Pascal Barraque, Penalty Try; Pens: Matthew Morgan 4; Cons: George Ford 8 Cons: Jean-Marc Doussain, Ireland: Tries: Martin Moore, Craig Gilroy, Scotland: Try: Robin Hislop; Jean-Pascal Barraque; David Doyle; Con: Patrick Jackson; Pen: Harry Leonard Pens: Jean-Marc Doussain 2 Pens: Patrick Jackson 3 Leading Scorers: Tries: 7 Elliot Daly (England) 4 Andy Short (England) Alex Gray (England) 3 Owen Williams (Wales) Craig Gilroy (Ireland) Points: 60 George Ford (England) 47 Matthew Morgan (Wales) SIX NATIONS UNDER 20 CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE 34 Jean-Marc Doussain (France) 37 Patrick Jackson (Ireland) COUNTRY P W D L F A PD TF Pts 35 Elliot Daly (England) England 4 4 0 0 175 37 138 24 8 France 43 01 1204080156 ROUND 5 FIXTURES (KOs are LOCAL time) Wales 4 2 1 1 125 100 25 15 5 DATE FIXTURE KO VENUE Ireland 42 11 8273995 18/03/11 SCOTLAND v ITALY 19:30 Stirling Italy 4 0 0 4 30 122 -92 2 0 18/03/11 IRELAND v ENGLAND 19:45 Athlone Scotland 4 0 0 4 16 153 -137 2 0 18/03/11 FRANCE v WALES 20:30 Albi SIX NATIONS WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP 2011 – ROUND 4 13/01/11 Cross Keys 13/03/11 Benevento 13/03/11 Twickenham WALES 15 IRELAND 14 ITALY 20 FRANCE 28 ENGLAND 89 SCOTLAND 0 Wales: Tries: Elen Evans, Adi Taviner; Italy: Tries: Paola Zangirolami, Flavia England: Tries: Fran Matthews 2, Con: Aimee Young; Pen: Aimee Young Severin; Cons: Veronica Schiavon 2; Emily Scarratt 2, Rochelle Clark 2, Ireland: Tries: Gillian Bourke 2; Pens: Veronica Schiavon 2. Maggie Alphonsi 2, Danielle Waterman 2, Cons: Niamh Briggs 2 France: Tries: Sandrine Agricole, Claire Heather Fisher 2, Katherine Merchant, Canal, Elodie Poublan Cons: Nadege Becky Essex, Katy McLean; Casenave 2; Pens: Nadege Casenave 2, Cons: Katy McLean 7. Sandrine Agricole Leading Scorers: Tries: 6 Elodie Poublan (France) 5 Danielle Waterman SIX NATIONS WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE (England) 4 Elen Evans (Wales) Points: 52 Katy McLean (England) COUNTRY P W D L F A PD TF Pts 30 Elodie Poublan (France) 24 Niamh Briggs (Ireland) England 44 00 1928184318 France 4 3 0 1 98 51 47 13 6 ROUND 5 FIXTURES (KOs are LOCAL time) Ireland 4 2 0 2 74 39 35 12 4 DATE FIXTURE KO VENUE Wales 42 02 6457794 18/03/11 IRELAND v ENGLAND 19:30 Ashbourne Italy 4 1 0 3 42 130 -88 5 2 19/03/11 FRANCE v WALES 15:00 Bourgoin Scotland 4 0 0 4 20 205 -185 3 0 20/03/11 SCOTLAND v ITALY 15:00 Edinburgh All information correct at time of publishing 2011 BULLETIN WWW.RBS6NATIONS.COM ROUND 4 REVIEW GRAND SLAM TRIPLE GRAND SLAM PLAYER / COACHES PLAYER COUNTRY GS PLAYER GS COACH Three English teams will head into the final round of RBS 6 Nations action in Ireland John Dawes Wales 1971 1976, 78 this weekend looking to win Grand Slams. Jacques Fouroux France 1977 1981 England’s senior side, Under 20 and Women’s teams have a perfect 12 out of 12 record Jean-Cladue Skrela France 1977 1997, 98 in their Championships this season and the first opportunity to make a clean sweep will Clive Woodward England 1980 2003 fall to Katy Mclean’s side when they take on the Irish Women at Ashbourne at 7.30pm on Friday night. With Grand Slams in 2008 and 2010 England’s Women certainly know Marc Lievremont France 1998 2010 how to deliver, while Alex Gray’s Under 20 side will be seeking their first Grand Slam since 2008. They kick-off 15 minutes later than the women in Athlone on Friday night. DUBLIN REVISITED Two wins over the Irish on Friday would then put the pressure on Mike Tindall’s team to There have been 34 Grand Slams completed over the past 100 years in the Five and end an eight year wait to England’s 13th Championship Grand Slam. 6 Nations, with Wales completing the clean sweep of four matches in 1908 and 1909 before the Championship was formulated with five teams. But there have also been 21 failures at the final hurdle - 5 each by Ireland and England, 4 each by Scotland and France and 3 by Wales. England lead the way with 12 Grand Slams and their last success in 2003 came in the very city they will be travelling to this weekend seeking their 13th clean sweep. Dublin was the venue for a winner-takes-all Grand Slam shoot-out between two unbeaten teams eight years ago.
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