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Six Nations: Final Round Highlights Posted over 11 years ago

The climax to the 2013 Six Nations Championship saw Italy pick up an historic victory over a disappointing Ireland, France finish last despite beating Scotland and the Welsh retaining the trophy with an emphatic win against England at an electric Millennium Stadium.

Here’s how it happened…

Italy 22 – 15 Ireland

Wales 30 – 3 England

France 23 – 16 Scotland

Congratulations to Wales on their Championship Victory

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