The original international rugby union tournament, first conceived under the guise of the Home Nations Championship, in 1883. Since then the tournament has morphed into the Six Nations as we know it, now competed for by England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France and Italy – the premier exhibition of international rugby in the northern hemisphere.
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Italy international Seb Negri has penned his latest column for Talking Rugby Union where he discusses the influx of youth in the Azzurri camp, the upcoming autumn fixtures and the importance of representing his country.
Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend has recalled Finn Russell for the upcoming clash against Georgia to be played at Murrayfield Stadium on Friday.
England and Leicester Tigers fly-half George Ford has pulled out of the Quilter Cup clash against Barbarians following Achilles tendon injury.
Ireland have received a much-needed boost ahead of their postponed Six Nations game against Italy to be played on Saturday at Aviva Stadium with skipper Johnny Sexton declared fit.
