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TikTok Women's Six Nations Top Picks: Round Two


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Talking points from round 2 of the TikTok Women’s Six Nations include England’s pulsating back three running in tries for fun in Northampton, Scotland’s Chloe Rollie scoring an outstanding try for a second week running, and the 14-woman France team sailing to victory over a stuttering Ireland side.

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We have selected some of the best moments on TikTok from the weekend, in collaboration with the tournament sponsors. Here are are the ‘Top Picks’ from Round Two of the Championship.

Dance-off time in the England camp:
It was good vibes only in the England camp this week, and England Rugby shared some of the best dance moves from the squad during training.

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@englandrugby

Good vibes only ? #englandrugby #rugby #sixnationsrugby #tiktokw6n

? Tous les mêmes – ??????

Seeing the funny side:
Irish player Meadbh Deely was sin binned for grabbing onto the ponytail of winger Cyrielle Banet in attempt to tackle during Ireland’s defeat to France. Luckily, France Rugby saw the funny side and shared the moment on TikTok, with the clip already racking up over a million views and 44K likes.

@francerugby

Quand tu t’accroches à ce que tu peux ??Victoire des Bleues 53-03 en Irlande ??? #TikTokW6N #SixNationsRugby #SportsTikTok #humour

? original sound – LOUD LUXURY

Stuck in the scrum:
TikTok creator @theproplife shared her witty interpretation of what it’s like being stuck in the front row of a scrum, in a clip which has already racked up over 200K views.

@theproplife

Just Front Row Things ?? #rugby #tiktokw6N #womenssixnations #theproplife

? original sound – Luna ?

Get to know the Welsh team:
Welsh prop Sisilia Tuipulotu took over the Welsh channels and gave us an insight into the Wales squad as she asked her teammates to dish the dirt on each other. In the TikTok video, we learned everything from who’s the likeliest to skip a gym session, to who would be late to a team meeting!

@welshrugbyunion

Get to know ? #SixNationsRugby | #TikTokW6N

? Monkeys Spinning Styles – Vozdo Lab

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Matchday buzz:
Creator @kurtious took the TikTok community along with him to Scotland’s game against Wales, where he captured the pre-match excitement building at DAM Health Stadium.

@kurtious

Let’s go @Scottish Rugby! ???????? #TikTokW6N #MatchdayStory #SCOvsWAL #SixNationsRugby #AsOne #womensrugby #rugby

? original sound – Kurtious

Putting on your dancing shoes:
Fans of all ages came together to share their best Irish dance moves before Ireland’s match against France, with TikTok creator Amy Humphries (@rugbywithamy) capturing some of the very best (and worst!) and giving her final marks out of 10.

@rugbywithamy

We love Irish Fans! #womensrugby #tiktok6n #tiktok6nations #irishrugby #rugby #sixnationsrugby #irelandtiktok

? original sound – Spotify_lyrics19. Following

Heavy hitting tackles:
England Rugby shared some big hits from this week’s training sessions ahead of the team’s match against Italy.

@englandrugby

Looking sharp ? #englandrugby #rugby #sixnationsrugby #tiktokw6n

? original sound – England Rugby

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NoLongerARuck 22 minutes ago
'The phoney war on the Greatest Rivalry tour is already gale-force in its intensity.'

2 pretty distinct camps developing around this tour but are NZ concentrating their fire where they should be. South Africa built 114 rucks at the weekend, had 148 carries and forced Argentina into 188 tackles. Argentina made 92% of their tackles and defended like beasts. South Africa also made just 147 passes indicating the one off runner was a big theme behind that thanks to Argentina line speed and a willingness to fan out on defence. The Boks also made 43 kicks, how did they do that while building 114 rucks? Lots of possession thats how. Argentina focused on making tackles and meeting physicality head on in the contact zone, they let the Boks have the rucks and the ball. Springboks also couldnt win the ball back from the contestables, kicked too long, made too many mistakes, retreating catchers taking the ball over their heads worked. Argentina could and perhaps should have drawn despite their scrum and set piece struggling. Even so they gave the All Blacks a template on how to defend the Boks. Their wide attack also exposed space and if they didnt have 16 handling errors they might have done something special. NZ are talking about running the Boks off their feet, playing with tempo and pace and building rucks. Perhaps the best way to beat the Boks is to let them have the ball, make mistakes and then spread it wide using your skill to beat the defence? So my question is, are NZ firing shots on and off the field in the wrong direction playing into the hands of an opponent that wants them to run? Judging by the Stormers game I would say yes.

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