2025 Six Nations Team of the Week: Round 4

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The 2025 Six Nations is heating up, and Round 4 delivered some serious fireworks.

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France turned on the style in Dublin, blowing Ireland away with a stunning 34 unanswered points to claim a 42-27 victory and crush their Grand Slam dreams. Scotland held off a resilient Wales in a 35-29 thriller, while England kept themselves in the title race with a dominant 47-24 demolition of Italy.

With just one round left, here's our Team of the Week from an action-packed weekend!

1. Pierre Schoeman (Scotland) – The Human Wrecking Ball

The Scottish loosehead was everywhere – big carries, a crucial turnover, and pure aggression in the set-piece. An absolute menace in the tight exchanges.

2. Jamie George (England) – Centurion Class

A landmark 100th cap, and the England hooker delivered in style. Linked beautifully with the backs, produced a world-class offload for Ollie Sleightholme's second try, and put in a shift up front.

3. Zander Fagerson (Scotland) – Brick Wall

A defensive machine, racking up 13 tackles in a relentless shift. Didn't dominate at the scrum but made up for it with his sheer work rate.

4. Thibaud Flament (France) – The Engine Room Maestro

A towering presence in the lineout and breakdown, Flament was at the heart of everything good for France. Was lucky to escape punishment for hauling down Peter O'Mahony, but his impact was undeniable.

5. Ollie Chessum (England) – Lineout King

Had the Italian lineout on strings, constantly disrupting their throw. A real presence in attack too, popping up in wide channels to keep England's attack flowing.

6. Tom Curry (England) – Back to His Best

Recovered from an injury scare to put in a monstrous shift. Scored one, set up another, and was an absolute menace at the breakdown. England's best player in the tournament so far?

7. Paul Boudehent (France) – The Enforcer

Gave away a soft penalty for Ireland's first points but bounced back in style. A relentless ball-carrier and topped it off with a crucial try to keep France's title charge on track.

8. Grégory Alldritt (France) – Captain Fantastic

A huge first half to keep Ireland at bay before leading from the front when Dupont went off. Dominated the contact area and managed the game superbly.