Six Nations stands to deliver - yet again


  • Rugby
  • Wednesday, 13 Mar 2019

Rugby Union - Six Nations Championship - Wales v England - Principality Stadium, Cardiff, Britain - February 23, 2019 Wales players celebrate after Corey Hill (hidden) scores their first try Action Images via Reuters/Paul Childs

LONDON (Reuters) - It is hardly surprising that Six Nations organisers are reluctant to see their competition subsumed into a world league as, once again, it is on course to deliver a potentially nail-biting "Super Saturday" last-day decider.

Wales, Ireland and England all go into the final weekend with a fighting chance of taking the honours and though bonus points and points difference appear to offer a complex backdrop, in reality the scenarios are straightforward.

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