England prepares to face France's powerful offloading game in Six Nations clash

dailymail.co.uk February 5, 2025, 01:01 PM UTC

France's rugby team is known for its powerful offloading game, which has been effective in recent matches. Many players come from the successful Toulouse club, where quick passes after contact are a key strategy. This approach allows them to maintain momentum and exploit defensive gaps. England's coach, Steve Borthwick, is preparing to counter this style as they face France in the Six Nations. England aims to disrupt France's flow by focusing on two-man tackles and blocking offloading lanes. Winger Tommy Freeman believes they can succeed by making strong initial tackles. The match will showcase the clash between France's dynamic play and England's defensive tactics. Both teams have talented players, and the outcome will depend on execution and strategy on the day.


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