🏉 Wales’s rugby legend Dan Biggar sparked a lively debate during the Six Nations clash between England and Scotland at Murrayfield. While England faced a tough 31-20 defeat, all eyes were on George Ford’s critical drop goal attempt that went awry. This proved a turning point in the match, with Scotland’s Matt Fagerson blocking the kick and setting up a thrilling 60-metre try for Huw Jones.
🗣️ ITV pundits had their own take, with ex-Scotland star John Barclay calling it a major momentum shift. England, already down a player, watched as Scotland stretched their lead. England hero Jonny Wilkinson believed Ford should have been more cautious, but supported his decision to go for the goal.
🤔 Not one to shy away, Dan Biggar disagreed, arguing England had the chance to press further and grab a try instead. According to him, there was potential to keep the pressure on, buy a penalty, or twist Scotland’s arm for a score instead of going for the three points. “I thought there were a few more phases to try something different,” Biggar remarked after the match.
🚨 As the intensity ramped up, Ford’s attempt didn’t just halt England’s attack—it piled on the pressure. Despite their valiant efforts, England’s Grand Slam dreams were dashed, with France now the only undefeated team in the championship.
🏆 Meanwhile, Scotland’s victory momentarily put them at the top before Ireland claimed the lead with a win over Italy. All eyes will be on England’s next move as they gear up for a face-off with Ireland next Saturday. Will there be changes to the line-up? Stay tuned, rugby fans—it’s anyone’s game! 🏉
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