25 Six Nations Moments That Will Never Be Forgotten
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This isn't an exhaustive list by any means! I tried to include significant moments representing all nations & included some amusing stuff as well! Let me know of any significant moments I missed and perhaps I can make another one before the Six Nations starts!
If you want another idea for videos, you could do one for each nation and their wins/losses basically their story so far in the 6 nations.
Gavin Hensons kick v england, Gavin Hensons tackles in the same match might have been a good addition
As a Frenchman, I distinctely recall Vincent Clerc's last minute try at Croke Park vs Ireland which helped secure the Tournament win that year. And that 55-35 defeat in Twickenham, where defenses in both teams decided to take a break.
Yeah, a bit of recency bias and I can think of a few big moments you could have included, but as a random collection of mouthwatering 6 Nations jewels it's fair put me in the mood for next week. Cheers!
How about a compilation of epic moments in the old 5 Nations. And I in no way mean that as a slight against Italian rugby. Would make for a tasty compilation in your more than capable hands. And show some of today's youngsters how the game used to played (remember heads up scrums?).
I'm French, I didn't know a video could embody so well both joy and despair.
Yeah that Sexton drop still haunts me, but things have been better lately ^^
Great comment!
#23 at @11:13 is joy and despair in one clip as an England fan. Watching such and incredible French performance, but all those points being pumped into England 🥲
I'm wiping my eyes from tears of joy and despair. Your win at twickenham last year ....we were merde-ered. In the best possible way!
I’m a fan of Wales. I soooo agree.
That England vs Scotland game in 2018 was one of the best and most astonishing game of rugby i've ever seen in my life
*2019. Even the context is nuts. It was the last game of the tournament and Wales had just hammered Ireland to win a grand slam. This was just an after-show, and yet it delivered an insane game of rugby. I heard tales of celebrating Welsh and commiserating Irish fans in pubs in Cardiff starting off ignoring this game and being utterly glued to it by the end.
Here's a stat that sums it up: Scotland spent 53 seconds in England's 22, yet scored 6 tries. Less than 9 seconds per try!
There are a few games I give up on watching, but what Scotland did in that second half broke me
Literally a game of two halves, England dominate the 1st half Scotland dominate the 2nd lol
I had 6 tickets to that game in the most amazing seats just above the England reserves. The morning of the game my father in law died and I had to drive down to London to give the tickets to my friends who were coming with us. Then back to the Hospital to join my grieving wife and family. There was really no need for them then to go and play one of the games of the century.
I’ve never cheered so hard for a draw in my life 😂
5 wales games lost in the final play in this compilation. Breaks my soul 😢
Most recent gutwrencher for me was that french game. Just had to keep it in the forwards another min or so and we gave away a silly sealing-off penalty.
@@daddystu7046 There were about 20 seconds left on the clock when we were penalised (I think it was Cory Hill). Not that I'm bitter, but the ref proceeded to ignore several sealing-off offences in the multiple phases that followed the penalty against us
I’m a Wales fan (from the States). It hurts, and I’m newish tired the game. I can’t imagine my friends who are steeped in the game and how they feel.
Don't forget the dodgy Mike Philips try that wasn't a try against Ireland, which won that matc for Wales.
@@Gdogagain73ok refs are only human. I’m okay with a few slips! 😜 I’m joking. Not familiar with the try you mean. What date was that game?
Probably only unforgettable for Irish people, but John Hayes being moved to tears in Croke Park in 2007
I love Jonathan Davies, but his ‘nooooooo’ when Wales don’t kick it off the field brings a real smile to my face 😂
Glorious. I would add Scott Williams’ try when he stripped Courtney Lawes, Henson’s winning kick with the ‘shave away’ commentary, Henson tackling Matthew Tait, Ryan Jones splintering the Scottish defence and Scotland’s two cards for tripping in one match.
It might be a bit obvious who I support…
I support Scotland, I was in Cardiff that day, but I'd add Wales coming back from 10 points down with a few minutes left to beat an injury-ravaged Scotland to your list. Brutal but unforgettable, and Shane Williams was outrageous.
Wales supporter are we
To be fair, to many of these in this video were against us...
I was going to say this UA-cam guy doesn't like Cymru much
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But I enjoyed the video all the same and looking forward to others. Perhaps that will be 90% Cymru footage
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That Henson tackle on Tait still makes me wonder how it's physically possible. Once I've stopped laughing of course
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Brilliant vid,I love them:)when I play every Sunday I watch your vids for motivation you are the GREATEST rugby UA-camr keep up the e good work!!!
With the current context of Welsh rugby, thanks for reminding me of all the times Wales lost…
Cracking set of clips, Andrew, thank you. Already looking forward to watching part two (in a minute). Great content as always, thanks mate
As a Welshman, it was painful to watch, but the first one….Italy beating Wales in 2022 really was quite special. Well deserved by Italy and a 6 nations win that was a long time coming.
The commentators YESSSSS after o’gara’s drop is the best
Great vid. For a part 2, besides other obvious ideas suggested by users, I recommend Murrayfield 07. Italy took a 21-0 lead in the first minutes, thanks to a charge down and two intercepts, and went to win the game 37-17.
Fantastic line up!
I will say i wouod have loved to see Fofana's try in Twickenham where be beats the entire english backline, i dont think I've watched a rugby clip more than this one
Andrew Forde, you Sir, are on one helluva roll. Whatever you do, please don't stop.
There are many things I live about this video: flankers -the best position IMO- with amazing tackles; intercept tries; that game v Italy when Haskell et all didnt have a clue; and that game where Scotland cane back from 31-0 especially Sam Johnson and Stuart McInally's tries. Absolutely brilliant 😊
Both great tries but my favorite was Russell's intercept. It shocked everyone including myself.
@@jlm4455 that was also amazing!!
For me the moment after Ronan O'Gara's drop kick is the one I always remember. With the clock going into the red Stephe Jones stepped up to take a long-range penalty from the half-way line. I was full sure he'd knock it over, but mercifully, it fell just short, ensuring Ireland won the Slam.
I was sat right behind that goal, with my now ex GF from Dublin and about 10 friends visiting us...
As it sailed under the post I just turned and walked through Cardiff city centre in a daze. She found me at home about 2 hours later.
I still feel the trauma of that day!!!
One of my biggest memories is that Shane Williams inspired 2nd half comeback in Paris, longtemps ago.
Don’t you mean Martyn Williams?
@@timboyle5424 Nah mate. Missing the nugget too though. Hope we're seeing the start of the new gen. Good to see Rio staying in Wales.
Fantastic video, thank you! My only criticism is that I remembered many of these highlights like they were yesterday, and I am sad to see they were actually years ago!
that courtney laws tackle will always be one of my favoruites.
Incredible hit but I can't praise it when his back was turned and ended up having to leave the field through injury
@@Jeno097 as sucky as it is, its legal and within the rules. people get inkured by tackles alot, sort of a hazard of playing a full contact sport.
Being Irish, the grand slam kick from O'Gara will probably always be the most memorable moment of any six nations - the pure joy of it.
But a couple more come to mind that aren't in here. Ireland vs England in Croke Park, Peter Stringer tap tackling Jason Robinson to stop him scoring, and a non Irish one - Wales coming from behind in the last four minutes to beat Scotland in 2010. Absolute scenes
Great vid. Should there be a part 2 the time when bergamasco the back rower was picked to start at scrum half for Italy was a bizarre iconic moment 😂
Surprised you didn't include the Wales vs Scotland game in 2010 when Wales scored 17 points in the last 5 minutes to win it.
It shouldn't. That game ended a player's career with a tackle that today? Would be a straight red card and a lengthy ban. That was the takeaway, the "come back" was a distant 2nd.
Very good video ! I know you have to pick and choose ,for instance Ireland denying England a Grand Slam twice, Johnny Wilkinson's brilliant drop goal against Ireland in 2003 when we were shellaced by England. Two things made me feel a bit sad, Scotland not holding on to beat England 38-31, and Italy, a team 23 years in the 6N simply winning a game, and even worse having to include just about all of the handful of games they did win.
as a french who hates england when it comes to rugby, i still felt a bit sorry after the 53-10
God I love the run up to Sixmas!!
Great video.Being an aussie this highlights what a great game rugby is.
Anyway that england scotland 38 38 its the best game of rugby i have ever seen, the soul of the scottish
Amazing lucidity from Capuozzo to not be selfish and to pass to the man inside to ensure the conversion.
Suggestionwise: Couple more for Italy such as winning their debut match over Scotland in 2000 or scoring 3 tries in the opening 7 minutes against the same team in 2007. Wales denying England the Grand Slam while winning the title in 2013, Gethin Jenkins try against Ireland in 05, Wales vs Scotland in 2010, the whole 'red carpet' incident with England and Ireland in Dublin 2003. Plus, Mauro Bergamasco's performance at scrum-half in 2009.
I intended to include the red carpet incident but they only footage I could find was from a documentary which was really bad commentary! But others are great suggestions nonetheless!
That 2010 game should be remembered for what happened to a player whose career was ended and nearly died on the field. Had that game been reffed today, the tackle on Evans would've been a straight red card. Given what was going on with Evans it is little wonder Scotland fell apart.
@@jlm4455 granted it's awful what happened to Evans but having just watched it back, Evans was being tackled when he hit into Byrne so the connection with Byrne that caused the injury was just above Byrne's waist. I don't think it would have been a red card even by today's standards.
Bergamasco at scrum half is such a good shout
Great video. Would love a 80's version. I'm English but my abiding memories from years back are of France and Serge Blanco & co.
Best rugby video I’ve ever seen
Really great compilation, i notice most if these are post 2010.
Some classics from 2000s
Henson's great game against england 05
Shane Williams' try against Scotland (08 when he was unplayable, and 09 or 10 when he won at the death)
Wilkinson's unreal performance against Ireland in 02
Ben Cohen against Ireland in 01
Also a few special ones:
Wales' 2013 game against England under a closed roof in Cardiff
Ireland at Croke Park in 07 vs England
Great video, so many iconic moments! I was there for one of them - after years of trying in our local rugby club raffle, finally got tickets to see England at Twickenham in the Six Nations - of course it ended up being for that absolute humiliation by France last year hahaha just my luck!
damn
Surprised no Vincent Clerc to deny us Irish our Grand Slam at the death in 2007
As an Englishman,that 38 all draw with Scotland did make my backside make some funny noises on the day! 🏴🏴
Brilliant stuff. Best tournament in the world!
I agree if he continues as he is, he will be the best in my lifetime
Of the 4 Scotland moments, I was at 3.
1. Finn with the greatest pass of all time at Murrayfield in 2018
2. Duncan Hodge in the rain to beat England in 2000
3. Duhan and THAT try last year.
Wasn’t at the come back match at Twickenham in 2019. I’m actually glad I wasn’t as I’m fairly certain I would have left at 31-0 down and beat the crowds back into London. Never would have forgiven myself 😂
every calcutta cup victory Scotland has had since 2018 ive been to, 2019 was pure insanity, id had just about given up hope when we started scoring and by the end of the match most English fans had left the stadium, apart from my friend. I was almost crying by the end of the match and at that point you would've thought you were in Murrayfield with how loud everyone was singing flower of Scotland. I have been extremely lucky to see those matches as a Scotland fan and I don't take for granted. Eventually the auld enemy will take their revenge.
Brilliant video but scotland's first win in paris since 1999 (2021 six nations) i feel should have been there too
This is epic. Surprised no Shane in 2010, but still, glorious stuff.
Thanks for the preparation for impending doom, Andrew. Love from Wales xx
Despite winning 4 grand slams and 2 other championships, the only unforgettable thing involving Wales in a positive light is George North’s try. What about the comebacks against France in Paris in 2005 and 2019? Mike Phillips’ charge down in Twickenham in 2008? Scotland being blown away in 2005?
I can't include everything dude! I'll certainly include those in a part two but apologies, I didn't want to come across as biased!
Also what about Warburton tackle on Tuilagi?
@@AndrewDavidForde True, and the total annihilation of England in 2013? Thanks for replying btw.
Thanks from Riverlake RFC!!
Andrew, please can you next make a 1 hour video loop from this noise 1:56
I will never forget France vs England last year. We absolutely crushed them
Awesome video!
Henson against England in 05
Shane Horgan try 06 &07 against England
OGara drop goal against Wales 03
Keith Wood against England in delayed foot and mouth game 01
Red carpet incident Engkand v Ireland 03
He started watching in 2017
Thank you its fabulous
Even before I clicked on this video, I knew that Van de Merwe try would be in this video.
He seemed to turn the wrong way every time but got through anyway!
cool video the jersey back in the 60s were massive so were the boots,they were all sqaure nosed,when the jersey got wet it was like carrying another person,and the ball might as well used a medicine ball,watching ogara go over and his jersey is flapping around.
The most unbelievable thing about this is Jiffy admitting that the Philips try shouldn't have been allowed.
The most biased rugby pundit - but it’s a lot easier to listen to him now that Ireland smash wales every time
Bro you did Wales dirty lol 😂 bad man
The fact wales nearly got a grand slam in 2021 Is mental
I'm from SA. This tournament is just fantastic and I'm delighted that it gained Netflix fame. 👏🏻 👏🏻
That said, I found the documentary uninterested in the game of Rugby generally, and the Six Nations in particular.
It's obviously easier to be a critic and I still got something out of it.
Who was the commentator on the Ronan O’ Gara drop goal for the grand slam?
y'all don't know how happy my family was after Italy won against Wales on the 1st clip! My family was celebrating while I wasn't believing that they did a try, I really didn't expect that
The Italian try was the best and I'm Irish and the next one was where we won the grand slam
In that 37-37 draw in the 2019 Calcutta Cup Scotland spent 53 seconds in England's 22, yet scored 6 tries. That's less than 9 seconds per try.
The odd thing about that game? Scotland shut down Manu, he was barely a factor. Then of course on comes Fraser Brown to hand England a lifeline with is usual dumb pen.
If including whole matches, I think you should have included whole days. Or, at least, one day in particular.
Super Saturday in 2015 may never be beaten.
Mathematically possible for 4 teams to take the win before anyone stepped on to a pitch. I think 27 tries were scored that day, including a couple of last minuters that rocked the boat and kept different dreams alive or in the balance. Being at Twickenham for the final match was pretty fucking special, even if we did fluff the last play that would have given us the overall win. I had so much fun that day the fact we lost the Championship just didn't phase me. Hard not to be entertained by an end to end back and forth that ends 55 - 35.
It was a truly awesome day.
espectacular pibe, 11 puntos
The England 38-38 Scotland game is one of the best games I’ve ever seen. Goosebumps even now just seeing the comeback
Humiliating for Wngland though, was in shock !!😮
AHHHHHHHHH!!! as an irish guy so much joy and anger!!!
You could add that Gavin Henson tackle when Wales played against England i believe
That tackle by Lawes. I can still feel it and I wasn’t in any way involved.
#12. I put £9 on Scotland at half-time. at 100/1. Cash out got as high as £750 and I held firm.
I don't think I've ever felt so sick than at the end of that game.
Ruck Gate. That was a hilarious match.
Number six....was in a bar in wales for that, and it was glorius. If that was England nowadays under borewick we'd just kick it away
Italy are a great team I hope to see them succeed soon as an Irish fan they have so much potential.
You have a very odd definition of great.
Great video. Something for everyone there.
10 seconds left was a daylight robbery
Damn you Andrew, that DVDM try is in yet another compilation. Just when I was enjoying the show. 😂
Random thing but I love how Damian Pennaud runs. Graceful yet powerful.
Man, O'Driscoll was just an insanely good player.
Some painful memories here for a Welsh fan 😢
England fan, only Rugby can make you cheer for your biggest rivals in their best moments
Only if you're an England fan.
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@@TheHullmet Turnips like you.
@@martingonzalez2850 Cheers
Merci !
The St Patrick Day grand slam in Twickenham is a shout for the list
Awesome late tackling from England.
wow what a great rugy🏉
Christ, Bergamasco looks just like Jake Paul. Or the other one, I dunno. Here’s a video suggestion: rugby lookalikes… I’ll start you off - Faf de Clerk and Matt Berry 😂
That England Scotland game was immense, 38 all having been 31-0 up.
That pass from Finn Russell was top class
What a tournament. A couple others would be Scotland beating France in Paris 2021, and Wales beating Scotland in Cardiff 2010
Best highlights reel i ever seen, respect from Ireland 🇮🇪 👏
How can any ref can possibly end the game mere moments after telling a team they had time. In a fair world he’d have told Wales he’d made a mistake and offer them to take the penalty again
That's why the laws were changed right after this game to be what they are now, letting teams kick for touch without the game ending
Time to add marcus smiths drop goal against ireland in 2024
Great video but I had to skip the England 31 lead /Scotland game. Ptsd kicking in
First one still haunts me 🥲
2007 Clerc’s last minute try to beat Ireland on croke park
Nice jumper Gage
No England Wales game where the ref said Farrell could chat but allowed a quick take?
George North didn't even know his dad was there 😂
Ireland “peeking too early”
Was I the first to say it was I was I? 😂😂😂😂
You can’t even spell peaking
Jonathan Davies！ There are two of us!
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Of course👍🏻
The Mike Phillips try is one of the daftest bits of refereeing ever.
Anyone who has played rugby above under 8s knows that you cannot take a quick throw from a ball that's been touched by someone else. Or, worse still, a different ball entirely.
How did none of the on-field officials or the rest of the team not just say to the referee "mate, the ball-boy gave him a new ball"?
Because they didn’t know for sure!
Bill McLaren - what a voice.
Only thing missing was super Saturday 2015 utter madness
Best sport in the world
The fact that so many were against wales