Welsh win Grand Slam

Wales 16 France 9

Welsh win Grand Slam
Sat, 17 Mar, 2012 - 16:29

Wales 16 France 9

Wales won their second RBS 6 Nations title and Grand Slam of Warren Gatland’s coaching reign as they conquered Europe five months after reaching the World Cup semi-finals.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: EuropePlace: AucklandPlace: Millennium StadiumPlace: CardiffPlace: AustraliaPlace: New ZealandPlace: EnglandPerson: Warren GatlandPerson: Mervyn DaviesPerson: DaviesPerson: Alex CuthbertPerson: Leigh HalfpennyPerson: Dimitri YachviliPerson: Lionel BeauxisPerson: HalfpennyPerson: GatlandPerson: ZealanderPerson: Sam WarburtonPerson: Justin TipuricPerson: William ServatPerson: Julien BonnairePerson: CuthbertPerson: Dan LydiatePerson: YachviliPerson: Rhys PriestlandPerson: Clement PoitrenaudPerson: Jean-Marcel ButtinPerson: WarburtonPerson: Ryan JonesPerson: Toby FaletauPerson: Gethin JenkinsEvent: Grand SlamEvent: WorldEvent: World CupEvent: World Cup 2015Event: 2008 Grand SlamOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: FranceOrganisation: Les BleusOrganisation: WelshOrganisation: Wales’Organisation: Irish LionsOrganisation: ItalyOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: England
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