After another thrilling round of Six Nations action that saw France overturn Ireland, England showing some real form in attack and a thrilling match of two parts at Murrayfield that saw Wales mount a strong rearguard action in the second half, it’s time for Planet Rugby’s Team of the Week.

Six Nations Team of the Week

15 Blair Kinghorn (Scotland): A wonderful display of leggie artistry from the British and Irish Lions full-back elect sees him take the shirt off brilliant Italian Ange Capuozzo and Ireland’s Hugo Keenan, a standout in a dismal display, and England’s electric replacement Marcus Smith. Blair Murray and Thomas Ramos also had their moments in a good week for full-backs.

14 Damian Penuad (France): Another electric display, but he gave his own team a few shocks in defence too! But the Bordeaux flyer ran riot at times and he sneaks in ahead of England’s Tommy Freeman, who impressed at Twickenham.

13 Oscar Jegou (France): Yes, after much editorial debate we did it! The young flank did so much to aid the French win that we’ll slide him in there and to hell with the social media comments! Grubbers, hammer tackles, tries; he did the lot and he deserves his place. England’s Elliot Daly rolled back the years in a fabulous display when he moved to 13, whilst Huw Jones once again impressed for Scotland and Nacho Brex featured in a lot the Azzurri did well at Twickenham.

12 Tom Jordan (Scotland): Quite brilliant in grabbing a brace for the Scots in an all-action display by the young centre cum fly-half. Yoram Moefana was rock solid in France’s excellent showing, whilst Fraser Dingwall justified his start for England with a glue-like performance in the inside centre shirt.

11 Louis Bielle-Biarrey (France): A blistering display from one of the hottest properties in world rugby as he scored for the seventh successive Test and his record equalling seventh of this Six Nations. He’s our player of the week, but Duhan van der Merwe, Monty Ioane and Ollie Sleightholme all had their moments for Scotland, Italy and France.

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French half-backs

10 Romain Ntamack (France): A really tough call as Fin Smith and Finn Russell both did well for England and Scotland. Smith got England on the front foot for 91m with the ball in hand, whilst Russell looked a much better version of himself than at Twickenham two weeks ago, but Ntamack took huge responsibility when Antoine Dupont went off and did it with style as France demolished Ireland.

9 Maxime Lucu (France): The king is dead, long live the king! Best of all Lucu tried to be nothing more than the best version of himself in a wonderful performance under pressure. England’s Alex Mitchell looked rejuvenated at Twickenham, whilst a word for Ben White, as he delivered another solid performance for the Scots.

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