The Six Nations Championship is an annual rugby union competition contested by six European nations: England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, and Wales. Established in its current format in 2000, it evolved from earlier tournaments, including the Home Nations Championship and the Five Nations Championship. The tournament typically takes place over several weeks in the spring, with each team playing every other team once, resulting in five matches per team. Points are awarded based on match outcomes, with teams striving to win the prestigious trophy. The championship is known for its intense rivalries, historical significance, and passionate fan engagement, making it one of the most important events in the rugby union calendar.
Wales faces a formidable challenge against France in the upcoming clash at Stade de France. Antoine Dupont returns as captain for France after a successful stint in rugby sevens, bringing…