"Our writers answer six key questions as the tournament looms into view Rúaidhrí O'Connor: On the back of their win over New Zealand, English rugby is salivating at the prospect of this Six Nations and they'll fancy having a Triple Crown by week three. Everyone else has a degree of trepidation, but there's no enthusiasm in Wales, judging by their poor ticket sales."
"Everyone else has a degree of trepidation, but there's no enthusiasm in Wales, judging by their poor ticket sales. Cian Tracey: France will fancy their chances of defending their title, given that they play their main challengers, Ireland and England, at home. However, England have serious momentum behind them thanks to 11 straight wins. We'll find out where they really stand come the final night in Paris. Meanwhile, the Welsh misery looks set to continue"
England beat New Zealand and carry significant momentum into the Six Nations, with the team aiming for a Triple Crown by week three. Eleven consecutive victories underpin England's confidence and reinforce belief in tournament contention. France have home fixtures against main challengers Ireland and England, positioning them well to defend the title. Decisive tournament moments could arrive on the final night in Paris when England's form is truly tested. Wales display low fan enthusiasm and poor ticket sales, indicating continuing struggles and a likely extension of recent misery.
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