After all the waiting, a lot of questions will be answered in the Cotswolds today.

Wales will go into the final game after a 45-24 loss against France, which followed defeats to Scotland, England and Ireland.

'It would be absolutely amazing and so cool if he came to the school. That would be a great honour. I think he really deserved the Oscar and we would love for him to have a cup of tea with us'

Warren Gatland’s side could finish bottom for the first time since 2003.

The victory -- and the nature of how it was achieved -- will be a huge boost for a Steve Borthwick's callow side.

Ireland's Grand Slam bid was derailed in London on Saturday. 

The chance to make amends seven days later this Saturday at Aviva Stadium is something to embrace.

England were expected to be the latest victims of Ireland's procession to becoming the first side since France in 1997 and 1998 to win successive Grand Slams, an outlook reflected in their startling odds of 4-1 underdogs.

England played a brutal brand of rugby that pressured Ireland into uncharacteristic mistakes and disrupted their gameplan.

Ollie Lawrence has revealed that England’s stunning victory over Ireland was forged in the disappointment of their Calcutta Cup mauling at Murrayfield.

Jones admitted it felt like Scotland had let a huge opportunity slip from their grasp.

Shane Lowry had shot at birdie at the 18th to take the outright lead but narrowly missed. 

Steve Borthwick played down an exchange of words with Ireland boss Andy Farrell shortly before half-time.

Marcus Smith's late drop goal saw England end Ireland's Grand Slam hopes.

Townsend admitted Scotland were architects of their own downfall – although he did acknowledge a superb performance from Italy.

The entire game to that point had been an assault on the pre-match senses with Steve Borthwick’s side bringing all the power and the passion that was expected but allying that with an incisiveness and dynamism that had the Grand Slam holders scrambling.

Alisson’s hamstring has allowed Kelleher to start seven straight matches, winning each one and lifting the Carabao Cup in the process.

The Six Nations have been a testament to the Ireland head coach’s management skills and his understanding of how to help his players handle defeat

Plus a touching a tribute to Saoírse Ruane, while Anna Geary talks about the deaths of her brother and her father

Andy Farrell’s men are hunting a fifth successive victory in the fixture that would place them on the brink of completing back-to-back Grand Slams.