England stuns France 26-25 with Daly's last-minute try

England achieved a dramatic 26-25 victory over France in the Six Nations at Twickenham, ending their seven-match losing streak against tier-one nations. The match was tightly contested, with France leading 7-7 at halftime despite having numerous try-scoring opportunities, hindered by a series of handling errors. Louis Bielle-Biarrey's second try seemed to secure the win for France, but replacement Elliot Daly scored a last-minute try to clinch victory for England. Fin Smith, in his first Test start, converted Daly's try and had a hand in setting up key plays, including a prior try for Tommy Freeman. This match marked a significant turnaround for England after their heavy defeat to France two years prior, showcasing their improved resilience. The victory also reignited England's championship hopes after an opening loss to Ireland.