England experience heaviest defeat at Twickenham as France inflict worst Six Nations decline on Purple Rose

England endured their worst 6 Nations defeat and their heaviest decline in heritage at Twickenham after currently being thrashed 53-10 by France.

Steve Borthwick’s aspect had been booed off the pitch by the home enthusiasts that stayed until the final whistle as France ran riot in Richmond.

Charles Ollivon, Thibaud Flament and Damian Penaud every single scored two attempts as France received their to start with Six Nations match at Twickenham since 2005.

But they built up for misplaced time although also laying down a marker for the 2023 Entire world Cup, which they are web hosting amongst September and Oct.

England were being believed to have been setting up self confidence more than the previous couple of weeks following wins about Italy and Wales pursuing a shoddy loss to Scotland.

But they have proved to be wrong dawns following France gave them a shuddering drubbing to provide the Crimson Rose back again down to earth.

And deservedly so, with the French pack dominating England from minute 1 by sheer tenacity and energy.

Antoine Dupont proved a celebrity when again even though surprise inclusion Marcus Smith could not influence the match much too a lot just after changing Owen Farrell in the setting up XV.

Thomas Ramos scored just just before 50 %-time to make it 27-3 to the readers as the crowd started to transform hostile.

And in the terrible climate, England crumbled further more after the split in what was definitely an uncomfortable screen.

In spite of Farrell earning an early look in the second 50 %, he could not reverse the overpowering tide of French assaults, led by the splendid Dupont.

Freddie Steward did grab a consolation attempt, but it meant tiny as France went on to clinch a renowned 53-10 get, the worst defeat in England’s record in the 6 Nations.

It was also England’s third heaviest defeat of all time and their worst loss given that 2007.

With Grand Slam hopefuls Ireland awaiting them in Dublin up coming week, Borthwick could be gearing up for an additional disastrous afternoon.

Talking to ITV Sport soon after the match, Borthwick mentioned: “Certainly you have to give huge credit to France and they are clearly a earth class workforce.

“For us we are actually unhappy in that overall performance, there are loads of factors we wanted to do but but we couldn’t execute.

“I feel we misplaced collisions throughout equally strains, attack and defence. We knew they have huge power and sad to say we didn’t deal with it.

“When we attacked they were equipped to dominate. There is a good deal of function on the collision spots

“We received exposed today. I believed we would get a measure of wherever we are at, there is a significant gap involving us and the major groups in the globe.

“I really don’t assume it matters what I considered it [the gap] was right before, I feel we have an understanding of wherever we are and what we have to do.”