England's Scrum Transformation Powers Six Nations Success

Under Steve Borthwick's leadership, England has turned its scrum from a liability into a strength, with players like Will Stuart leading the charge.

England's scrum, once considered the weakest among Tier One nations, now statistically leads the Six Nations in penalties and free kicks won.
Head coach Steve Borthwick and forwards coach Tom Harrison prioritized scrummaging improvements after struggles in the 2023 World Cup semi-finals.
Will Stuart has emerged as a cornerstone of England's pack, starting nine consecutive Tests without conceding a penalty in this year's Six Nations.
The team's focus on clean, disciplined scrummaging has earned praise from referees, improving England's reputation for fair play and technical skill.
Young prospects like Asher Opoku-Fordjour and Afo Fasogbon are being developed, ensuring depth and competition in England's front row for years to come.