Six Nations : Round 3 : Team of the Week

RBS: Jefferson Poirot BBC: Rob Evans
Rob Evans was solid across the board. Poirot missed a couple of tackles so not in contention for me.

RBS: Guilhem Guirado BBC: Guilhem Guirado
The French captain leads by example again with another standout performance.

RBS: Dan Cole BBC: WP Nel
If anyone was going to run Cole close it was the Italian Cittadini. He topped the meters and carries but gave away 4 penalties which tips it to Cole.

RBS: Maro Itoje BBC: George Kruis
Kruis played well but at number 5 not 4 so doesn’t make it in here. Itoje on debut did everything and was head and shoulders above everyone.

RBS: Jonny Gray BBC: Jonny Gray
Unanimous. Topped just about every stat table for number 5’s.

RBS: John Barclay BBC: Sam Warburton
Warburton played 7 on Friday night so doesn’t feature here at 6. Barclay carried his club form into this game topping all the charts.

RBS: John Hardie BBC: John Hardie
Tough competition here. Warburton back at 7 played well but did nothing spectacular. Hardie got a good try and Zani worked hard for the Italians. Van der Flier on debut sneaks it though and was a TMO call away from a try.

RBS: Billy Vunipola BBC: Billy Vunipola
Only the mercurial Italian 8 comes close to Billy V. He was still miles off the impact Vunipola had on the game. Faletau tackled well again but not much else.

RBS:  Gareth Davies BBC: Gareth Davies
Davies had no where near as good a game as last time out. He made 3 clean breaks but made the wrong choice on at least one of those. Laidlaw made sure the Scots didn’t lose again though. Kept the score board ticking over to secure the win.

RBS: Dan Biggar  BBC: Jonny Sexton
Biggar comes in here as Davies dropped out. Where he lost out last week on wrong choices he comes in for doing most things right.

RBS: Jack Nowell BBC: Anthony Watson
Watson comes in on the other wing. Nowell did the dirty jobs well, including a try saving tackle on Henshaw.

RBS: Stuart McCloskey BBC: Robbie Henshaw
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RBS: Robbie Henshaw BBC: Jonathan Joseph
JJ, Campagnaro and Davies had good games but Henshaw in a reshuffled midfield was great. Denied a try by a awesome tackle.

RBS: Leonardo Sarto BBC: George North
North took his try well but did little else. Not Sure how Sarto made it in as he missed 5 tackles. Watson made the most meters and had the most clean breaks and a try to boot.

RBS: Stuart Hogg BBC: Stuart Hogg
Hogg is world class and he showed it.

Camille Chat : 21 Meters, 7 Carries, 1 Defenders Beaten, 2 Tackles, 1 Turnover Won
Gethin Jenkins : 1 Carry, 6 Tackles, 2 Turnovers Won
Vincent Pelo : 7 Meters, 2 Carries, 1 Defender Beat, 2 Tackles
Ultan Dillane : 20 Meters, 5 Carries, 3 Defenders Beaten, 1 Clean Break, 1 Tackle
Jack Clifford : 5 Tackles, 1 Turnover Won
Francois Trinh-Duc : 26 Meters, 5 Carries, 2 Defenders Beaten, 1 Clean Break, 2 Points
Eliot Daly : 5 Meters, 1 Carry, 7 Tackles
Simon Zebo : 35 Meters, 5 Carries, 1 Tackle, 1 Turnover Won

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