Antoine Dupont inspired France to their Six Nations grand slam triumph but Eddie Jones’s gamble to start George Furbank failed to pay off

In spite of England’s defeat Ellis Genge was man of the match, while Hugo Keenan was outstanding for Ireland

Alex Dombrandt had his best match for England while Wales’s Taine Basham was outgunned at the breakdown

Stuart Hogg was superb despite England’s variation while Luke Cowan-Dickie can have no complaints

Tadhg Beirne was superb despite being shifted to the second row but Mako Vunipola had a dreadful day

Tom Curry shines to help England snatch a dramatic win but classy Gaël Fickou fades for France

Taulupe Faletau put in a man-of-the-match performance for Wales but it was a game to forget for Maro Itoje

Hamish Watson was the standout performer during Scotland’s stunning Six Nations win over England at Twickenham but it was a game to forget for Owen Farrell

Ben Youngs was man of the match with two tries but Anthony Watson and Jonathan Joseph had games to forget in Rome

Alun Wyn Jones inspired his players to victory over England and earned the man of the match rating of 9 out of 10

Tom Curry was magnificent, bloodied but unbowed in the back row as England powered to a 44-8 win over France, for whom Gaël Fickou was out of sorts and out of position on the wing

Mako Vunipola was England’s man of the match as he played a pivotal role in their remarkable 32-20 win away to Ireland

Jacob Stockdale became the first player to score seven tries in a Six Nations tournament as England’s veterans rated poorly at Twickenham

Finn Russell produced a brilliant performance under scrutiny, while Joe Launchbury was one of England’s few bright sparks

Aaron Shingler was the man of the match for Wales, a massive physical presence in a dominant back row. For Scotland there were few stars in a disappointing display

Johnny Sexton, Iain Henderson, Peter O’Mahony and Rory Best excelled to give Ireland control while Anthony Watson and Joe Marler suffered afternoons to forget

England’s hat-trick hero Jonathan Joseph was in sparkling form for the Six Nations champions, while Fraser Brown’s early visit to the sin-bin immediately put Scotland on the back foot

Ben Youngs was man of the match as England beat France 55-35 in the Six Nations finale at Twickenham, but Jules Plisson put in a ragged display for the French

Courtney Lawes made the hoped-for impact on his England return while Robert Harley was unable to replicate his Glasgow form for Scotland

England’s captain Chris Robshaw produced yet another dominating performance while the front row of Joe Marler, Dylan Hartley and Dan Cole were solid and powerful