Overview
- The French federation confirmed a limited-edition match jersey that nods to the 1906 first England meeting, adds a 1927 FFR crest, and echoes late-80s and 90s tricolore striping.
- England wore their traditional white as expected rather than switching to an alternate kit.
- Fans and broadcasters noted the teams were difficult to tell apart, with complaints on social media during the Stade de France match.
- The incident renewed accessibility concerns, following recent Six Nations steps to avoid red-versus-green in Wales–Ireland to aid color-blind spectators.
- The match capped Super Saturday with France able to seal a record eighth title with a bonus-point win, with the outcome not yet reported.