Fabien Galthie was in contrary form when he fronted the post-match press conference in the wake of France's record 73-24 shellacking of Italy in Rome on Sunday.

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From the end of Italy's winter sales and National Unity Day to new flight routes and the return of a popular cross-border ...

WillGriff John hadn't played for Wales in over three years, but he put in a very strong performance on Saturday ...

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Double-defending champions Ireland maintained their Grand Slam bid by defeating a resurgent Wales, England stayed in title ...

The 73-24 victory over the Italians was the biggest scoreline for Les Bleus in the Six Nations. Read more at straitstimes.com ...

After record-breaking afternoon for France against Italy in Rome on Sunday, focus quickly shifted to their next Six Nations ...

France will face unbeaten Six Nations leader Ireland in a buoyant mood after thrashing Italy by a record-high 73-24 in Rome.