LONDON (Reuters) - England won the Nations Cup final in the most dramatic way on Sunday, as Owen Farrell landed a "golden point" penalty in sudden-death extra time to secure a 22-19 victory over a young French team who had been seconds away from a glorious Twickenham triumph.
Farrell converted a Luke Cowan-Dickie try with the last kick of normal time to level the scores, hit a post with a penalty 80 seconds into extra time - where the first points scored would win the match - but then made no mistake with six minutes left on the clock from wide on the left.