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Campeonato de las Seis Naciones 2015

El Torneo de las Seis Naciones de 2015 , conocido como el Torneo de las Seis Naciones RBS 2015 debido al patrocinio del torneo por parte del Royal Bank of Scotland , fue la 16.ª edición del Torneo de las Seis Naciones , el torneo anual de rugby union . En él participaron Inglaterra , Francia , Irlanda , Italia , Escocia y Gales . Incluyendo las encarnaciones anteriores de la competencia como el Campeonato de las Naciones Locales y el Campeonato de las Cinco Naciones, fue la 121.ª edición del torneo.

Irlanda retuvo su título del año anterior , su 13.º triunfo en la competición. [2] Esta fue la primera vez que Irlanda retuvo su título de manera absoluta desde 1949 , después de haber compartido el campeonato de 1983 con Francia después de ganar en 1982. [3] Fueron el primer equipo en recibir el trofeo rediseñado de las Seis Naciones introducido para 2015 , que contó con seis equipos en lugar de cinco. [4] [5]

Participantes

* Parisse no jugó el último partido de Italia en casa contra Gales debido a una lesión sufrida en el partido de la cuarta ronda contra Francia. Leonardo Ghiraldini ocupó su lugar como capitán. [6]

Escuadrones

Mesa

Fuente: Tabla de las Seis Naciones del RBS (consultada el 21 de marzo de 2015)

Accesorios

El Campeonato de las Seis Naciones de 2015 comenzó con un partido el viernes por la noche, celebrado una vez más en el Millennium Stadium de Cardiff, esta vez entre Gales e Inglaterra . [7] [8]

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Statistics

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 the final week match on BBC Two but only for viewers in Northern Ireland. On the morning of the final week of matches, BBC Two televised classic Five Nations matches including Scotland vs Ireland in 1991 and France vs England in 1992. The final match of the tournament between England and France was watched live on BBC One by 9.63 million people, beating the previous record for that fixture of 9.56 million, set in 2011.[41] This followed audiences of 4.1 million for the match between Italy and Wales and 5.1 million for the match between Scotland and Ireland earlier in the day.[41] The BBC website also received 8.22 million unique browser hits during the day, breaking the previous record of 8.03 million set during the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.[41] S4C simulcasted Wales matches in the Welsh language.[42]

Notes

  1. ^ a b c Referee Wayne Barnes replaced referee Steve Walsh for the match between Wales and Ireland after Walsh withdrew due to "business commitments". Barnes was due to be a touch judge for the match between Italy and France; he was replaced by referee Nigel Owens. Referee Chris Pollock was due to be a touch judge for the match between Wales and Ireland, but he was replaced by referee Jérôme Garcès.[25]

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