Six Nations prize money 2021: How much will every team earn?
Rugby NewsWednesday, 20 January 2021 at 13:40
The biggest jackpot in world rugby will be available when the 2021 Six Nations comes to its conclusion today,
Six Nations prize money for the 15-match tournament has reached a record £16m for this year's tournament.
So how much Six Nations prize money will each of the competing teams win this weekend?
6th: £1m
5th: £1.5m
4th: 2m
3rd: £2.5m
2nd: £3.5m
Grand Slam: £6m
If no team manages to go throughout the tournament undefeated, the winner’s fund is decreased by £1m and every other team earns an extra £200,000.
England players are set to split a stunning £700,000 worth of bonuses from the Six Nations prize money if they can win the tournament tomorrow.
It is understood that a title success is worth up to £30,000 per player depending on campaign game-time. The RFU had already set aside the funding for this eventuality.
For the next year, England players will see their international match fees drop by a quarter to approximately £18,000.
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Centre: Brian O'Driscoll (Ireland) - 21,392
Centre: Will Greenwood (England) - 10,697
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Winger: Tommy Bowe (Ireland) - 5,793
Fly-half: Jonny Wilkinson (England) - 17,066
Scrum-half: Gareth Edwards (Wales) - 9,725
Prop: Jason Leonard (England) - 10,549
Hooker: Keith Wood (Ireland) - 14,041
Prop: Adam Jones (Wales) - 10,793
Lock: Martin Johnson (England) - 14,442
Lock: Paul O'Connell (Ireland) - 12,850
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Flanker: Richard Hill (England) - 9,453
Flanker: Sam Warburton (Wales) - 7,815
Number 8: Sergio Parisse (Italy) - 9,884
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