England regain Calcutta Cup after Scotland miss last-gasp kick

England reclaimed the Calcutta Cup in a thrilling Six Nations clash against Scotland at Twickenham. The match went down to the wire, with Scotland having a chance to win with a last-gasp kick, but unfortunately, the kick went wide.

England started strong, taking an early lead with a try, but Scotland fought back with some impressive plays of their own. The game was neck and neck throughout, with both teams showing incredible skill and determination.

With only minutes left on the clock, Scotland had a penalty that could have secured them the victory, but it was not to be. The miss was a heartbreaker for Scotland, but a moment of jubilation for England who celebrated their hard-fought win.

The Calcutta Cup is one of the oldest and most prestigious trophies in rugby, and this match added another thrilling chapter to its storied history. Both teams showed tremendous sportsmanship and respect for one another throughout the game.

England’s victory will be sweet for their fans, as they regain the cup after losing it to Scotland last year. The rivalry between these two teams is legendary, and this match will go down as one of the most memorable in recent years.

As the players left the field, the atmosphere was electric, with both sets of fans cheering on their teams. The Calcutta Cup remains a symbol of the enduring rivalry and camaraderie between England and Scotland in the world of rugby.

Both teams can hold their heads high after a hard-fought and exciting contest. The missed kick may have been the defining moment of the match, but the true winners were the fans who witnessed a thrilling display of top-class rugby.