There are only three games from the remaining six countries, and the title race is that the three teams still have ambitious to remove the award in the Super Saturdation.
France’s prominent victory over Ireland puts Fabian Galti as the favorite of the title, with the presence of host Grand Slam dreams in Dublin. A victory wiped the French prize from its default opponents at the top of the table despite defeating England early in the tournament.
Ireland is still hunting because they chase three unprecedented premature coal, though a third direct title after the unpleasant showing against Italy is unlikely to the men of Simon Easter.
Meanwhile, Britain hopes to hopes after the Italian settlement when it takes Wales.
Here’s what every team gets to win the title, but first take a look at the current table and the remaining items:
2025 six countries “Super Saturday”
- Italy 17-22 Ireland
- Saturday March 15th: Wales – England – Principality Stadium, Cardiff (4.45 pm, BBC)
- Saturday March 15: France – Scotland – Stade de France, Paris (8:00, ITV)
France
France’s victory over Ireland will lead them to 16 points. Another point against Scotland in its final game, and no other team is able to reach 21 points.
If they win a prize without a score, England can match their 20 points-though France’s very top score (86 points better than England) gives them a big advantage, although this decisive factor is head-to-head, and this will make England’s two victory over. In reality, victory in every description observes the heroes of the Los Blue Crown.
The defeat to Scotland opens the door, especially if France is deprived of any bonus points …
England
Britain must win. France played the last game on Saturday, but a five -point British victory in Cardiff left them in the 20 mentioned above. This makes the pressure on Galti, while the men of Steve Bortwick are hoping for Scotland’s favor. In that scenario, if Scotland defeats France, England will win.
A victory without a bonus can be enough – if Los Balos loses, their highest score could have been 18 (with two prizes), the whole of England would go beyond any victory over Wales. And their chances by …
Ireland
Ireland did what he did to climb to the top of the table, despite the scratch and sloping against Italy. One victory takes them to the top of the table, but the narrow margin still leaves their points under the UK – meaning that a win for the Steve Borgic team against Wales will be enough for Ireland’s usurpation.
