The points were shared between Sale Sharks and London Irish after an eight-try thriller at the AJ Bell Stadium.
A late try from Exiles scrum-half Nick Phipps salvaged the draw, their fourth of the season, but Paddy Jackson missed a last-minute penalty to win it.
Coming off the bench, England scrum-half Raffi Quirke pulled off this sensational try-saving tackle.
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Fans rank every home nations MOST DISLIKED current player
WALES: Dan Biggar
The way the fly-half continues to moan to referees vociferously has seemingly only got worse throughout his career. It got so bad that popular online personality and diehard Scotland fan Glove39 made a video called ‘birdman’ mocking the way in which he always raises his arms in frustration.
IRELAND: Peter O'Mahony
A flanker that plays on the edge and never fails to get under the skin of opposition fans. His late hit on Stuart Hogg and foul-mouthed war of words with the Kyle Sinckler during the 2019 Six Nations did him no favours. The sort of player you love to have, but also love to hate.
SCOTLAND: Ryan Wilson
Fails to dazzle on the pitch and is arguably best known for causing a scrap with Owen Farrell prior to the Calcutta Cup clash at Murrayfield in 2018. He was then cited for making contract with the eye area of England number 8 Nathan Hughes. He then pulled this face.
ENGLAND: Owen Farrell
Could it be anybody else? Farrell fits the label “our guy” better than most, meaning you love to hate him unless he’s in your squad. Then you’d go to the end’s of the earth to defend him. The England captain, also known as 'Shoulder boy' for his high tackling, does himself no favours with his poor tackling technique.
