Summary
Italy defeated England in a historic rugby match, winning for the first time in 32 attempts during the Six Nations tournament. England received two yellow cards and ultimately lost momentum, leading to their third consecutive defeat in the competition.
Key Facts
- Italy won against England in the Six Nations, marking their first win in 32 attempts.
- The match took place in Rome, and Italy scored 23 points to England's 18.
- England faced its third defeat in a row in the Six Nations tournament.
- Two English players, Sam Underhill and Maro Itoje, were given yellow cards, reducing England's team temporarily.
- Italy's Paolo Garbisi, Monty Ioane, and Tomasso Menoncello played key roles in securing the victory.
- England's loss raises concerns for head coach Steve Borthwick, with the Rugby World Cup 18 months away.
- England will play France next, aiming to avoid ending the tournament with only one win.
- The defeat left England's players shocked as Italy celebrated their landmark victory.
