Here are the five players who disappointed us in round 4 of the Guinness Six Nations They will have better weekends, that’s for sure!
1. Blair Kinghorn (Scotland)
Almost saved by injury, the youngster was notable by his individual handing errors and the missed tackle on Josh Adams for the opening try is unforgivable at Test level. A game to forget.null
2. Damian Penaud (France)
The winger conceded four turnovers and made just five metres from his three carries. Simply awful.
3. Angelo Esposito (Italy)
The winger was weak in defence, missing four tackles as England ran rampant, and offered very little going forward for the Azzurri.null
4. Peter Horne (Scotland)
Fell off a tackle on Jonathan Davies for Wales’ second try. Will have to take his share of the blame for Scotland’s patchy, passive defending. Was stripped in the 48th minute (Davies again), but was saved by the whistle.
5.Gareth Davies (Wales)
The scrum-half had butter fingers early on, knocking on when he fielded a bouncing ball without any Scots near him, having another juggle soon afterwards and a clearance charged down.
