We’ve decided to see who was every teams best player and maybe more controversially their worst:
SCOTLAND
BEST PERFORMER: Darcy Graham - Twinkle-toes himself made one gorgeous, jinking break that livened up the home crowd. Plenty of ball, did very little wrong, and then finished off a beaut of a try.
WORST PERFORMER: Blair Kinghorn - 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.
WALES
BEST PERFORMER: Hadleigh Parkes - Heavily involved in the opening try as he had his best game of the season, with his timing and speed on to Gareth Anscombe’s flat passes getting Wales over the gain-line while getting under Grant Gilchrist to stop the lock scoring at a crucial point in the game. Deserved to be man of the match.
WORST PERFORMER: Gareth Davies - 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. Got better after that.
ENGLAND
BEST PERFORMER: Manu Tuilagi - Two tries either side of half time showed him back to his All Black-shredding best for England.
WORST PERFORMER: Ben Te'o - Quiet performance in a noisy game. Looked off the pace in his first start of the Six Nations.
ITALY
BEST PERFOMER : Tommaso Allan – He is a class number 10. Solid of the kicking tee and unlocked the England defence superbly for his try. Also put in a good shift in defence with some solid tackling.
WORST PERFORMER: Angelo Esposito - The winger was weak in defence, missing four tackles as England ran rampant, and offered very little going forward for the Azzurri.
IRELAND
BEST PERFORMER: Johnny Sexton - As ever, Ireland’s leader on the pitch. Sexton played superbly and got a deserved try too.
WORST PERFORMER: Josh van der Flier - The flanker had to go off early with Jack Conan replacing him and getting a fine try. Nobody played badly for Ireland.
FRANCE
BEST PERFORMER: Felix Lambey - Despite France's struggles, the lock made an incredible record-breaking 28 tackles in Dublin.
WORST PERFORMER: Damian Penaud - The winger conceded four turnovers and made just five metres from his three carries. Simply awful.
