article_snippet: Lancaster’s men suffered championship heartache on Saturday as Lancaster’s men thrilling 55-35 victory over France at Twickenham – watched by a record audience of 9.6 million on terrestrial television audience – saw their thrilling 55-35 victory over France at Twickenham – watched by a record audience of 9.6 million on terrestrial television audience
article_snippet: – fall six points short of securing a Six Nations first title since he was appointed in 2012.
article_snippet: Chris Robshaw was left devastated after Chris Robshaw side ended up being Six Nations runners-up again .
article_snippet: Chris Robshaw shakes hands with Referee Nigel Owens  at the end of theSix
article_snippet: Nations match  at Twickenham .
article_snippet: England’s coaches were badly hamstrung by injuries in the build up to the tournament, with 11 players ruled out of 11 players opening win over Wales in Cardiff and
article_snippet: first-choice stars Manu Tuilagi, Joe Launchbury, Ben Morgan and Owen Farrell absent for the duration.
article_snippet: That resulted in the emphasis being placed in youngsters such as George Ford, Anthony Watson and Jonathan Joseph with Lancaster and his staff keen to highlight the depth that has emerged.
article_snippet: Jules Plisson, Robshaw, Loann Goujon and Luther Burrell all challenge for the ball at Twickenham .
article_snippet: Courtney Lawes is helped up by Benjamin Kayser at the end of theSix Nations match .