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2001 Six Nations Championship

Rugby union championship


Rugby union championship

FieldValue
name2001 Six Nations Championship
date3 February – 20 October 2001
countries
champions
count24
matches15
tries75
top point scorerENG Jonny Wilkinson (89)
top try scorerENG Will Greenwood (6)
previous year2000
previous tournament2000 Six Nations Championship
next year2002
next tournament2002 Six Nations Championship

| Player of the tournament =

The 2001 Six Nations Championship was the second series of the rugby union Six Nations Championship, and the 107th international championship overall. The tournament was affected by an outbreak of the highly infectious livestock disease foot-and-mouth in Britain. As a consequence, there were restrictions on travel and Ireland's three fixtures against the home nations were postponed until September and October.

The eventual winners were England for the second year running, although they once again missed out on the Grand Slam at the final hurdle, losing to Ireland in the final match of the tournament in October. Despite their final match defeat, England set new records for points scored (229), tries scored (29) and overall points difference (+149).

Participants

NationVenueCityHead coachCaptain
Twickenham StadiumLondonENG Clive WoodwardMartin Johnson/Matt Dawson
Stade de FranceSaint-DenisFRA Bernard LaporteFabien Pelous
Lansdowne RoadDublinNZL Warren GatlandKeith Wood
Stadio FlaminioRomeNZL Brad JohnstoneAlessandro Moscardi
Murrayfield StadiumEdinburghSCO Ian McGeechanAndy Nicol/Budge Pountney
Millennium StadiumCardiffNZL Graham HenryDai Young

Squads

Table

Results

Round 1

Checchinato 40' c Ma. Bergamasco 79' c Horgan 58' m O'Gara 74' m

Brad Johnstone
Warren Gatland

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Quinnell 64' c Dawson (2) 27' c, 34' c Cohen 60' c

Graham Henry
Clive Woodward

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Bernard Laporte
Ian McGeechan

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Round 2

Bernat-Salles 71' m

Warren Gatland
Bernard Laporte

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Balshaw (2) 34' c, 75' c Cohen 41' c Regan 55' c Worsley 61' c Greenwood 69' c Wilkinson 78' c Dallaglio 79' m Checchinato 23' c

Clive Woodward
Brad Johnstone

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McLaren 72' m T. Smith 75' c Hodge 76'

Ian McGeechan
Graham Henry

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Round 3

Bernat-Salles 24' c Bonetti 77' c

Brad Johnstone
Bernard Laporte

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Hill 35' c Balshaw (2) 44' c, 61' c Greenwood 77' c

Clive Woodward
Ian McGeechan

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Round 4

Bernat-Salles 59' c Lamaison 60' Lamaison (3) 49', 65', 72' Quinnell 46' c James 52' c Jenkins 80' c

Bernard Laporte
Graham Henry

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Ian McGeechan
Brad Johnstone

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Round 5

Hill 43' c Balshaw 53' c Greening 62' c Catt 69' c Perry 74' c

Clive Woodward
Bernard Laporte

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  • Referee Tappe Henning was injured during the game and replaced by touch judge David McHugh.

Gibbs (2) 29' c, 49' c

Brad Johnstone
Graham Henry

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Postponed matches

T. Smith 34' c Leslie 56' c Henderson 74' m Paterson (2) 35', 57'

Ian McGeechan
Warren Gatland

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O'Driscoll 75' c Horgan 79' c O'Gara 79'

Graham Henry
Warren Gatland

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O'Gara (2) 59', 72'

Warren Gatland
Clive Woodward

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