Wales take the Triple Crown with a bonus-point win against England after early controversy in their Six Nations match in Cardiff.

England's coach and captain both refuse to lay blame on defeat by Wales on two controversial refereeing calls.

Wales secure the Triple Crown and keep their Grand Slam hopes alive with a thrilling and controversial 40-24 win over England at the Principality Stadium.

Martin Johnson says "appalling refereeing" allowed Wales to score their first try against England at the Principality Stadium.

England captain Owen Farrell refuses to be drawn on two controversial tries but says his side "can't let teams off" after falling to defeat against Wales.

Coach Wayne Pivac reveals his pride as Wales celebrate the first silverware of his tenure with the Triple Crown clinched in Cardiff.

Dan Biggar and Josh Adams combine to give Wales the first try of the match as they catch England napping from a set piece.

Ireland run in six tries to claim a much-needed first win of this year's Six Nations in a one-sided contest against a poor Italy

Kieran Hardy catches England napping at a set piece again to score a crucial try for Wales during an emphatic 40-24 victory.

Watch the highlights as Ireland run in six tries against Italy to claim their first win of this year's Six Nations.

Johnny Sexton says he has never been more confident that Ireland are moving in the right direction after their 48-10 win over Italy