Wales might still be in with a shout of winning the RBS Six Nations crown this weekend but they sit bottom of the table for Twitter mentions during the tournament . The social media website has measured which team was inspiring most tweets during each match and awarded two points for a win in line with the Six Nations format , and revealed England come out on top with a perfect eight points from four matches . But Wales , who are hoping for slip-ups from England and Ireland to snatch the title this weekend , are joint last in the Twitter table alongside Italy and Scotland with only two points from their four outings . England , pictured in training on Thursday , have been the most talked about country on Twitter . Captain Chris Robshaw makes Twitter 's dream XV as one of the most mentioned players on the site . France are second , with Ireland third . There is better news for Wales in the dream XV standings , with five of their players - more than any other nation - earning selection by virtue of being the most talked about player in a given position . Captain Sam Warburton ( flanker ) , scrum-half Rhys Webb , centre Jonathan Davies , full-back Leigh Halfpenny and winger George North are all in the team . England have four representatives in hooker Dylan Hartley , flanker Chris Robshaw , centre Jonathan Joseph and winger Jack Nowell . Two Scotland players - second row Richie Gray and fly half Finn Russell - made the team . Wales skipper Sam Warburton makes the dream XV but his country are joint last when it comes to mentions . Ireland 's Robbie Henshaw , pictured holding the ball , sent the most retweeted tweet of the tournament so far . However , Ireland 's Robbie Henshaw missed out on the 15 despite writing the most retweeted tweet of the tournament so far - his reply to One Direction 's Niall Horan . The tournament opener , which saw England beat Wales 21-16 in Cardiff , remains the most tweeted about match , with the full-time whistle creating the single largest spike in tweets of the entire tournament . England 's 19-9 loss to Ireland was second on the list . Alex Trickett , Head of Sport Twitter UK , said : 'We know Twitter is the place where people come to share in the biggest moments in the sporting calendar , and it does n't get much bigger than the Six Nations . 'It has been amazing to see how Twitter has brought rugby fans closer to this tournament , and we ca n't wait to see this continue to play out during the Rugby World Cup later this year . '
England have earned more Twitter mentions during their four matches than each of their opponents . France are second , Ireland third and Wales , Italy and Scotland joint last . Wales have five of the most talked about players in the tournament . Dylan Hartley and Chris Robshaw also make the dream XV standings .