Summary
England rugby player Ollie Chessum talked about his experience during a Six Nations match against France, where his fear of being caught by a fast French player influenced how he scored a try. France won the match 48-46, with Chessum scoring two tries for England. Chessum noted that the game showed improvement in their play, despite England finishing fifth in the tournament.
Key Facts
- The match was between England and France in the Six Nations tournament.
- France won the match with a score of 48-46.
- Ollie Chessum scored two tries for England during the game.
- Chessum expressed concern about being caught by French player Louis Bielle-Biarrey during his 60-meter try.
- Fly-half Fin Smith missed a conversion, which could have brought England closer.
- England finished fifth in the Six Nations tournament, winning only one match out of five.
- The game against France was seen as an improvement in England's performance.
- Chessum and teammate Jack van Poortvliet returned to the UK in time to celebrate Leicester’s win in the Prem Rugby Cup final.
