France Secures Six Nations Title with Record-Breaking Performance

Les Bleus dominate the tournament with historic try count and tactical innovations, edging out England and Ireland in a close title race.

France won the 2025 Six Nations Championship, their second title under coach Fabien Galthié, showcasing a mix of power and flair throughout the tournament.
The team set a new Six Nations record with 30 tries, led by winger Louis Bielle-Biarrey, who tied the all-time single-tournament try record with eight.
England finished as runners-up after a commanding 68-14 victory over Wales, who endured their 17th consecutive loss and consecutive wooden spoon finishes.
Ireland struggled in the final rounds, narrowly defeating Italy and falling to France, raising questions about their ability to match physically dominant teams.
France's innovative use of a seven-forward bench, dubbed 'Le Bomb Squad,' proved decisive, particularly in their second-half dominance against key opponents.