Ireland 6-12 England

England's young team won a famous victory in testing conditions to end a 10-year Six Nations hoodoo in Dublin. Four penalties from the boot of Owen Farrell saw them hold off a fierce Irish onslaught and move top of the championship table in what was the lowest-scoring match since the Five Nations became the Six Nations in 2000. On a miserable, wet day it was seldom pretty, and when James Haskell was sin-binned with a quarter of the game left, Ronan O'Gara's second penalty saw Irend level at 6-6. The hosts looked set to take control, but with skipper Chris Robshaw leading from the front, the 14 men instead first stood firm and re-established their lead thanks to Farrell's accuracy.