Round 1: Six Nations team of the week after the openeing weekend of action, which saw England, Scotland and Wales pick up wins.
Fullback: Stuart Hogg – Scotland
A brilliant performance from Scotland’s star 15 against
44′ | TRY Scotland
— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) February 2, 2019
It’s a strong start to the half for Scotland as we have our third try of the match through Stuart Hogg.
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Winger: Blair Kinghorn – Scotland
Hattrick hero. First Scottish player to ever score a hattrick in the Six Nations, all of Kinghorn’s tries were tremendous finishes. The third in particular was one of the highlights of the match; a deft dummy followed by a step off his left foot and a heavy fend saw him go under the posts. Man of the Match and a very bright future ahead for the 22 year old.
Your @SixNationsRugby Man of the Match for today is hat-trick hero Blair Kinghorn! 👏
— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) February 2, 2019
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Centre: Henry Slade – England
Won the game with his two late tries offering a mature presence in midfield, balancing up the power elsewhere
‘It’s the first time I’ve ever had the chance to play with Manu Tuilagi. I really enjoyed playing with him and who knows? Maybe we can carry on.’ #GuinnessSixNations #IREvENG
— Guinness Six Nations (@SixNationsRugby) February 2, 2019
Centre: George North – Wales
Out of position because we simply couldn’t leave him out. Two tries took him past Gareth Edwards’s tally of 18 in the championship. Only Shane Williams, with 22 touchdowns, has
POACHER'S INSTINCT 🏉 One man's misfortune is another's gain as @George_North intercepts for the decisive try tonight at the Stade de France. #GuinnessSixNations pic.twitter.com/39ZvrlwcVt
— Welsh Rugby Union 🏉 (@WelshRugbyUnion) February 1, 2019
Winger: Jonny May – England
England’s most potent attacker against Ireland. Took the opening try superbly and continued to threat throughout with his electric pace. His perfect kick then set up Slade for the game-winning try.
Jonny May has become one of England’s most consistent players.
— Paul Williams (@thepaulwilliams) February 2, 2019
Who’d have thought that 3 seasons ago.