Wales stuns England U20s, ends Grand Slam hopes 23-13

Wales Under-20s shocked England with a 23-13 victory at Cardiff Arms Park, ending England's hopes for a Six Nations Grand Slam and allowing France to clinch the title. The match began with England's strong performance, including an early try from Ralph McEachran, but Wales responded with relentless defense and clinical attacking play, scoring twice through Steffan Emanuel and Harry Rees-Weldon. England struggled in the second half, plagued by handling errors and indiscipline, which led to two yellow cards. Harri Wilde's penalty extended Wales' lead, sealing a historic victory that marked their first win over England since 2020. This triumph also boosts the morale of the Wales senior team, who have been struggling against England. The loss for England ended their unbeaten streak at Under-20 level for two years, preventing them from winning back-to-back championships.