England secures record 68-14 victory over Wales in Six Nations

In a historic match on March 15, 2025, England crushed Wales 68-14 in Cardiff, marking a record 10-try victory and condemning Wales to their 17th consecutive loss, a record for a Tier One nation. England took control from the outset, with captain Maro Itoje and Tom Roebuck scoring early tries, leading to a 33-7 halftime score. Debutant flanker Henry Pollock made a significant impact with two tries, contributing to England's dominance, while Wales suffered yet another humiliating defeat. The victory allows England to remain in contention for the Six Nations title, pending France's match against Scotland. This match further emphasizes the drastic decline of Welsh rugby, as they face a second consecutive wooden spoon in the tournament. The game showcased England's resurgence under coach Steve Borthwick, restoring their status as a formidable rugby power.