What a sensational finale to the 2026 Six Nations! France emerged victorious over England with a nail-biting 48-46 win in Paris, defending their crown in style. The match was a rollercoaster with 13 tries and a dramatic last-kick title clincher by Thomas Ramos. But amidst the thrill, referee decisions have sparked controversy. England coach Steve Borthwick is demanding answers from World Rugby after incidents he believes cost his team, including a late-game penalty advantage switch to knock-on amidst play, leading to a crucial French try.
Former referee Owen Doyle chimed in, questioning the TMO’s role and backing Borthwick’s call for clarity. With England’s Ellis Genge sin-binned for collapsing a maul and France awarded a penalty try, was something missed in the lead-up? Doyle thinks so, seeing a missed obstruction that could’ve changed the outcome. England fans are left wondering, just what went wrong in those fiery final moments?
Join the conversation: What do you think of the decisions that defined this historic clash? Do England deserve a second look at these calls? Drop your thoughts below! 🏉🔥