Shake up tired Six Nations fixture list

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ROME, ITALY - FEBRUARY 13: Marcus Smith of England crosses for the first try during the Guinness Six Nations match between Italy and England at Stadio Olimpico on February 13, 2022 in Rome, Italy. (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)

NICK CAIN

THE Six Nations chief executive, Ben Morel, is not slow to pat himself on the back, over-hyping the last round of the 2022 tournament as “one of the most exciting Super Saturdays in history”.
Sure, France won a deserved but hardly odds-defying Grand Slam, and Italy finally secured a victory with a spectacular try after six years of uninterrupted losses, but the virtually identical fixture format announced this week for the 2023 Six Nations gives the tournament a sense of the stale rather than the supercharged.
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