When asked about the Six Nations remaining on free television, chief executive Morel said: 'We are extremely happy to be benefiting from such a great partnership with the BBC and ITV.'
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SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: Make no mistake, this was the biggest win for England under Eddie Jones and a real boost in what will be a massive year. What a fantastic performance.
SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: There is no doubt in my mind that England can win in Dublin on Saturday, which would be the perfect way to set up a huge year. It is likely to be a one-score game.
Gregor Townsend has once again put his faith in the France-based half-back duo for the encounter as the hosts look for just their third opening Championship win in 20 attempts.
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CHRIS FOY: England launch their Guinness Six Nations campaign and World Cup year on Saturday with a match which serves as a status symbol - taking on Ireland in Dublin.
The panel consisted of World Cup-winning coach Sir Clive Woodward, Wales's double Grand Slam winner Martyn Williams, Lions hooker Shane Byrne and Sportsmail's Chris Foy.
England's Henry Slade scored two tries in the final quarter to seal the victory over Ireland at the Aviva Stadium. Jonny May and Elliot Daly gave England an early lead over the Grand Slam champion
NIK SIMON AT THE AVIVA STADIUM: By the time Jerome Garces blew his final whistle, there was no air left in the Aviva Stadium. A breathless 80 minutes which England will savour.
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OLIVER HOLT: After this crushing, momentous victory at the home of the rivals who have thwarted them so often here, they will echo across the rest of the Six Nations and all the way to Japan .
England stunned reigning Six Nations champions Ireland with a performance for the ages in Dublin.Eddie Jones's side scored four tries to earn an unlikely bonus point.
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SIMON MILLS: Steve Thompson galloped over for a consolation touchdown when Martin Johnson's team saw their Grand Slam dreams blown away at Lansdowne Road eight years ago.
WILL KELLEHER IN PARIS: From desperados to dreamland in 40 minutes what a game, what a night, what a turnaround. Wales were gone. They were beaten, battered and bruised.
Warren Gatland proudly claimed his Wales team had 'forgotten how to lose' after they staged an epic Six Nations fightback in Paris.
Here, Sportsmail looks at some of the giants, powerhouses and big-hitters who will grace the northern hemisphere's premier international competition over the coming weeks.
Scotland claimed a bonus point victory over Italy to start their Six Nations campaign.Blair Kinghorn scored a hat-trick as the hosts dominated.
England captain Farrell has declared that his 'hothead' days are behind him, after Ireland were urged to target the playmaker in Saturday's Guinness Six Nations opener in Dublin.
Maro Itoje was due to have a scan on Sunday night on the knee he damaged during Englands statement victory over Ireland, which will propel them back up to third in the World Rugby rankings.
CALUM CROWE AT MURRAYFIELD: Rarelycan a display of composure have been so captured than by Blair Kinghorn, who would be described in these parts as little more than a bairn.
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SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: I backed them to win but only by one point! Once I had seen Eddie Jones 's selection I felt sure a big performance was coming but taking a bonus point made it special.
CHRIS FOY: There was plenty to talk about from an action-packed opening weekend in the Six Nations, with Scotland, Wales and England all getting their first wins on the board.