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Having done it in France in 2020, at home to Scotland in 2021 and now up at Murrayfield this year, England are making a nasty habit of losing their opening game of the Six Nations.

England and Wasps legend Lawrence Dallaglio bemoaned England’s lack of consistency under Eddie Jones, and says it’s hurting them going forward after a relatively toothless display against Scotland at Murrayfield last weekend. Dallaglio was speaking on the Evening Standard’s new rugby podcast in association with London Pride when he made…

While the pressure facing England is set to be lifted by a trip to Italy, it will return should they fail to answer the questions being asked of them following their late collapse at Murrayfield

Eddie Jones’s side endured a traumatic end to their Six Nations opener against Scotland. Here are five things that went wrong

Eddie Jones’s decision to take Marcus Smith off at a crucial juncture in England’s Calcutta Cup defeat by Scotland was premeditated, according to the fly-half’s Harlequins coach Tabai Matson

England lost to their old rivals at Murrayfield

Eddie Jones refused to blame Luke Cowan-Dickie for England’s defeat to Scotland at Murrayfield after the hooker’s mistake in dealing with a crossfield kick resulted in a penalty try and a yellow card at a decisive moment

England began their Six Nations campaign on a hugely disappointing note as they blew a late seven-point lead at Murrayfield to gift the Calcutta Cup to Scotland.

The 2022 Six Nations didn't fail to entertain on opening day as Ireland thrashed Wales in Dublin, while England suffered back-to-back defeats to Scotland for the first time since 1984

England lost 20-17 in their Six Nations opener at Murrayfield on Saturday

After the best part of two barren years away, the fans are back in heaving Six Nations stadiums and, at Murrayfield, a raucous crowd of 67,144 were treated to a belting Calcutta Cup clash, which Scotland won in unforgettable fashion by 20 points to 17.