Overview
- Thomas Ramos landed a stoppage-time penalty to defeat England 48-46 in Paris, sealing France's 2026 title.
- Ireland overpowered Scotland 43-21 in Dublin for a bonus-point win that clinched a fourth Triple Crown in five years and stretched their run in the fixture to 12 straight.
- Ireland briefly topped the table after their victory, but France retained the championship with the final kick of the tournament.
- Scotland's push for a first Six Nations title and a first Triple Crown since 1990 ended in Dublin, with coach Gregor Townsend lauding progress but acknowledging the need to be better.
- England produced seven tries in their strongest display of the campaign, while France's Louis Bielle-Biarrey scored four as the title race was decided in a frenetic finale.