By Mitch Phillips LONDON (Reuters) -England ended their painful losing run with a stunning 26-25 Six Nations bonus-point victory over France at Twickenham on Saturday as Elliot Daly’s last-gasp try punished the French for a catalogue of handling errors.

Two years after beating England across the Channel, Antoine Dupont's French national rugby team returns to Twickenham for their second match of the Six Nations.

France take on England in the 2025 Six Nations championships on Saturday afternoon at Twickenham in south-west London, hoping to emulate their exploits of two years ago when they annihilated their

Fin Smith's match-winning conversion of the last-gasp try he set up lifted England over Six Nations title favorite France 26-25 in a Twickenham thriller on Saturday. The score changed three times in the last 10 minutes,

England face another tough test in the Six Nations as they host France at Twickenham this evening. Steve Borthwick’s side were beaten by Ireland in Dublin last weekend after falling away in the second-half,

Replacement Elliot Daly's try a minute from time helped England to a thrilling 26-25 Six Nations win over France at a rainswept Twickenham on Saturday. France were 25-19 ahead with just six minutes left after winger Louis Bielle-Biarrey scored his second try after England replacement Fin Baxter powered over for a try which Fin Smith converted following two missed goal-kicks from Marcus Smith.

Two wins from two over their major Six Nations rivals and a title defence on course despite driving rain and a sodden surface; this impressive England Under-20 outfit keeps rolling.

England shocked France to end a seven-match losing run against Tier 1 nations with a gritty one-point victory, led by fly-half Fin Smith on his first international start. This was a vanquishing of so many of the recent demons which have kept Steve Borthwick up at night.