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Hunt for new Scotland boss begins
The hunt for Scotland's next head coach has begun after the SRU advertised the position.
Mallett's powers extended
After being severely criticised after Italy's poor performance in the Six Nations, Nick Mallett has not only been re-appointed Head Coach of the Azzurri until the next World Cup but will have full control over appointing a new coaching staff.
Friday night Six Nations here to stay
The Six Nations Council today announced the schedule of matches for the 2010 Six Nations Championship, which will kick-off in Dublin on Saturday, 6 February, when Ireland meet Italy.
O'Driscoll lands Six Nations award
Ireland captain Brian O'Driscoll has been named player of the tournament for this season's Six Nations.
Planet Rugby Team of the Six Nations
Yes, it's time for us to stick our necks out and give you the Planet Rugby Team of the Six Nations.
Caveman rumbles with Castro
France lock Sébastien Chabal and Italy prop Martin Castrogiovanni came to blows in a nightclub following their teams' Six Nations clash in Rome according the Italian news agency ANSA.
Armitage dreams of Lions spot
England star Delon Armitage dreams of being included in the British Lions squad.
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- Kyle hails new Grand Slam heroes
- Readers Team of the Six Nations
- State of the Nation: Ireland
- State of the Nation: Wales
- State of the Nation: France
- State of the Nation: England
- State of the Nation: Scotland
- State of the Nation: Italy
- Players rally behind Hadden
- Johnson vows to 'raise the bar'
- Hadden cries foul
- Italians pick over the pieces
- Kidney's recipe for success
- Ospreys to Bowe to their Irishman
- O'Connell hits out at Gatland
- O'Gara rounds on his critics
- Henson ponders fourth place
- How the papers saw it
- Vote for your team of the Six Nations!
- BOD: Such a happy day
- Gatland gracious as Ireland triumph
- Delight for Borthwick and Flutey
- Hadden reflects before review process
- BOD over the moon
- Johnson: We're moving in right direction
- Ireland claim their slice of history
- Mallet blames grassroots
- Lièvremont praises French resolve
- England recover Calcutta Cup
- France run riot in Rome
- Powell injury doubt for Wales
- Green light for Flood and Worsley
- Preview: Wales v Ireland
Saturday 21st March 2009
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Italy 8-50 France |  |
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England 26-12 Scotland |  |
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Wales 15-17 Ireland |  |