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Six Nations: Maro Itoje's return to England first XV, Wales in crisis and Gregor Townsend in peril
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Six Nations: Maro Itoje's return to England first XV, Wales in crisis and Gregor Townsend in peril

  • Maro Itoje returns as England captain for Calcutta Cup clash vs Scotland, after missing pre-tournament training for his mother’s funeral.
  • Townsend denies stepping down as Scotland coach after a setback in Rome, while England emphasize Itoje’s leadership ahead of Murrayfield.
  • Wales’ Six Nations campaign faces a daunting test at home against France as they search for a first win since 2023.
  • Ireland aim to rebound with a statement win against Italy after a chastening loss to France in the opener.
  • Itoje describes Calcutta Cup as a historic fixture and embraces the challenge of Edinburgh’s atmosphere.
  • England aim to extend a long winning run against Scotland as Itoje returns to action.
  • England captain Itoje expresses excitement for Calcutta Cup and the opportunity to lead the team.
  • England seek a 13th straight Six Nations victory under Itoje’s captaincy.
  • France leads after an opening win; Wales hopes to spark a resurgence at home.
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History hangs heavy over Calcutta Cup but England’s young side can turn tartan tide
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History hangs heavy over Calcutta Cup but England’s young side can turn tartan tide

  • England, buoyed by George Ford’s control, aim to translate recent form into a Calcutta Cup win at Murrayfield.
  • England’s young core, including Pollock, Pepper, Arundell and Coles, provides fresh potential for success.
  • Scotland face pressure after their round-one defeat by Italy as they prepare for England’s challenge.
  • England’s mix of a 6-2 forward-dominated bench and rapid backs keeps them pressing late in games.
  • England’s past Murrayfield failures are contrasted with a squad less scarred by those defeats.
  • Townsend warns against overreaching, stressing accuracy and deft execution against England.
  • The Valentine’s Day double, including Kolkata cricket, shapes a unique sporting backdrop.
  • England’s intent is to turn the tartan tide by leveraging a disciplined, modern approach.
  • Scotland must fix lineout issues and limit Russell’s impact to curb England’s momentum.
  • The Calcutta Cup clash is framed as a test of who the real Six Nations contenders are.
  • England’s win probability rests on collective stability and a forward-driven game plan.
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