"Plenty Englishmen" - Will Greenwood's team of the week includes seven England heroes

Rugby News
Monday, 11 March 2024 at 16:43
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Following a riveting round four of the Six Nations, former England centre Will Greenwood has unveiled his team of the week. With impressive victories for Italy, England, and France, standout performances were aplenty across the board.
Leading the charge in Greenwood's selection is a formidable lineup featuring players from the triumphant nations.
Here's a breakdown of Greenwood's picks from his Tik Tok

Will Greenwood's Six Nations team of week

Ellis Genge (England): Genge's relentless power and work rate in the scrums and loose play earned him a well-deserved spot in the team.
Jamie George (England): George's accuracy in the set-pieces and his dynamic presence across the pitch showcased his importance to England's success.
Uini Antonio (France): Antonio's commanding presence in the French pack provided the stability needed for their victory.
Federico Ruzzo (Italy): Ruzzo's tenacity in defense and ability to disrupt opposition attacks stood out in Italy's win.
George Martin (England): Martin's athleticism and skill set were on full display, making him a standout performer for England.
Ollie Chessum (England): Chessum's work rate and physicality in both attack and defense earned him a place in Greenwood's team.
Michele Lamaro (Italy): Lamaro's leadership and defensive prowess were instrumental in Italy's impressive performance.
Ben Earl (England): Earl's speed and agility on the field provided England with a valuable edge in their victory.
Nolann le Garrec (France): Le Garrec's composure and tactical awareness played a crucial role in France's triumph.
Paolo Garbisi (Italy): Garbisi's vision and execution were key components of Italy's attacking game plan.
Damien Penaud (France): Penaud's flair and creativity in attack posed constant threats to the opposition defense.
Tommaso Menencello (Italy): Menencello's tireless work in the forwards was essential in Italy's dominant performance.
Juan Ignacio Brex (Italy): Brex's contributions in the set-pieces and breakdowns were pivotal for Italy's victory.
Immanuel Feyi-Woboso (England): Feyi-Woboso's speed and elusiveness made him a potent attacking weapon for England.
George Furbank (England): Furbank's versatility and solid defensive display earned him recognition in Greenwood's team.
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