Notes: Nick Easter earned his 50th cap for England. Ireland reclaim the Millennium Trophy for the first time since 2011. Round 4 Notes: With this Welsh win, no team could win the Grand Slam or the Triple Crown. Rob Evans made his international debut for Wales. Wales captain Sam Warburton captained his country for a record 34th time, surpassing Ryan Jones' record of 33 Tests as captain. Paul O'Connell became the fourth player to earn 100 test caps for Ireland. Johnny Sexton and Cian Healy earned their 50th caps for Ireland. Notes: England retained the Calcutta Cup. With this win, and Wales' win against Ireland, Australia dropped to sixth in the World Rugby Rankings, their lowest ever position. Notes: Sergio Parisse won his 112th cap for Italy, a new national record. Noa Nakaitaci made his international debut for France. This was the first time that Italy failed to score any points in the Six Nations since their 25–0 loss to France in 2004. Round 5 Notes: Wales' 41-point margin of victory was their biggest winning margin over Italy, surpassing the previous record of 39 they set in 1999. Notes: Euan Murray earned his 66th test cap to become Scotland's most-capped prop, surpassing Allan Jacobsen's previous record of 65. Ireland required a win of at least 21 points in order to remain capable of winning the championship. Ireland retain the Centenary Quaich. With this loss, Scotland are effectively whitewashed, and finish at the bottom of the table for the fourth time in the Six Nations era, and the first time since 2012, and are awarded the wooden spoon as a result. Notes: Dan Cole earned his 50th cap for England. This is the greatest number of points England has ever scored against France. England had to win this game by 26 points or more to claim the Championship. They only won by 20, meaning that Ireland won the Championship instead. Statistics Points scorers Try scorers Broadcasting In the United Kingdom, BBC One televised all the matches live, although for viewers in Scotland the week 4 match between Italy and France was shown on BBC Two Scotland. BBC Two also televised live the buildup of the opening match between Wales and England and after the match, an extra between the two sides on BBC Two but only for viewers in Wales. There was also a special Six Nations special looking ahead to