6N: Some stats, Round 5

The 2010 Six Nations is over and France have the Grand Slam they deserved. We have some statistics, with totals, which will tell you about the teams - who scored the most tries and who conceded the most penalties; that sort of thing.

The surprise result was Scotland's defeat of Ireland at Croke Park.

Results

France vs England, 12-10
Scotland vs Ireland, 23-20
Wales vs Italy, 33-10

Sanctions

There was just one yeallow card this weekend - to Mauro Bergamasco (Italy) for repeated infringements - much to his chagrin.

Penalties conceded

In this section we record the times a team was penalised.

* = points conceded

(i) France vs England

Total number of penalties:

France: 5
England: 10

The reasons for the penalties were as follows:

France:

Tackle/ruck: 3 (Jauzion, Parra*, Szwarzewski)
Discipline: 2 (Bonnaire - obstruction; Nallet - collpasing maul)

England:

Tackle/ruck: 4 (Flutey*, Deacon, Easter, Haskell)
Off-side: 1 (Shaw)
Scrum: 3 (Cole** 3)
Discipline: 2 (Shaw - no arms; Hartley - shoulder charge)

France missed a penalty kick at goal.

(ii) Ireland vs Scotland

Total number of penalties: 16

Ireland: 7
Scotland: 9

The reasons for the penalties were as follows:

Ireland:

Tackle/ruck: 5 (O'Callaghan, Kearney** 2, O'Connell, Heaslip*)
Off-side: 1 (O'Connell*)
Scrum: 1 (Hayes)

Scotland:

Tackle/Ruck: 3 (Cusiter, Barclay, Beattie)
Off-side: 2 (Kellock, Jacobsen*)
Scrum: 2 (Murray*)
Discipline: 2 (Cusiter - man without ball; De Luca - man without ball)

Ireland missed two penalty kicks at goal, Scotland one.

(iii) Wales vs Italy

Total number of penalties: 21

Wales: 7
Italy: 14

The reasons for the penalties were as follows:

Wales:

Tackle/ruck: 3 (Ryan Jones, James, Warburton)
Scrum: 2 (Adam Jones 2)
Offside: 1 (Thomas*)
Discipline: 1 (Shanklin - obstruction)

Italy:

Tackle/ruck: 7 (Zanni* 2, Canavosio*, Perugini 2, Mauro Bergamasco, Vosawai)
Off-side: 2 (Bortolami, Sole)
Scruum: 1 (Perugini*)
Discipline: 4 (Perugini - stamping; Mauro Bergamasco - man without ball; Geldenhuys - not 10; Geldenhuys - collapsing maul)

Italy missed a penalty kick at goal.

Tackles/Penalties

This gives the number of penalties at ruck/tackle as a fraction of the total number of penalties:

France vs England: 7/15 = 47%
Ireland vs Scotland: 8/16 = 50%
Wales vs Italy: 10/21 = 48%

Getting possession - line-outs, scrums, free-kicks, drop-outs, turn-overs

In this section the figures represent the number of times you get to play with the ball.

(i) France vs England

France:

Line-outs: 16 (2 lost, 1 skew, 1 free-kick, 1 reset, 1 quick)
Scrums: 10 (3 reset, 2 collapses, 1 free-kick, 1 penalty)
Free-kicks: 3 (2 scrumsa, 1 lineout)
Drop-outs: 4

England:

Line-outs: 16 (3 lost, 1 skew, 1 quick, 1 free-kick, 1 penalty)
Scrums: 8 (1 reset, 2 collapses, 1 penalty, 1 free-kick)
Free-kicks: 2 (1 mark, 1 lineout)
Drop-outs: 2

(ii) Ireland vs Scotland

Ireland:

Line-outs: 17 (6 lost, 1 skew)
Scrums: 5 (1 reset, 1 collapse, 1 penalty)
Free-kicks: 0
Drop-outs: 1

Scotland:

Line-outs: 5 (1 lost)
Scrums: 12 (7 reset, 8 collapses, 2 penalties, 4 free-kicks)
Free-kicks: 5 (1 mark, 4 scrums)
Drop-outs: 0

(iii) Wales vs Italy

Wales:

Line-outs: 13 (1 quick)
Scrums: 7 (1 reset, 3 collapses, 2 free-kicks, 1 penalty)
Free-kicks: 3 (2 scrums, 1 mark)
Drop-outs: 2

Italy:

Line-outs: 9 (1 lost, 1 quick, 1 free-kick)
Scrums: 9 (4 reset, 5 collapses, 2 free kicks)
Free-kicks: 3 (2 scrums, 1 lineout)
Drop-outs: 1

Stoppages (total of line-outs, scrums with resets, free-kicks, penalties, drop-outs):

France vs England: 81
Ireland vs Scotland: 68
Wales vs Italy: 73

Kicks per match

France vs England: 73

France: 38
England: 35

Ireland vs Scotland: 37

Ireland: 16
Scotland: 21

Wales vs Italy: 62

Wales: 29
Italy: 33

Passes per match:

France vs England: 265

France: 119
England: 146

Ireland vs Scotland: 250

Ireland: 126
Scotland: 124

Wales vs Italy: 317

Wales: 203
Italy: 114

Tries

This is the number of tries each team scored.

(i) France vs England: 1

France: 0
England: 1

(ii) Ireland vs Scotland: 3

Ireland: 2
Scotland: 1

(iii) Wales vs Italy: 4

Wales: 3
Italy: 1

Tries/penalties scored

This gives the ratio of tries scored to penalties scored by each team:

Wales: 3/3
France: 0/3
Italy: 1/1
Scotland: 1/5
England: 1/1
Ireland: 2/2

The ratio of tries scored to penalties goaled is 8/15

Some Totals

Yellow Cards

Cian Healy (Ireland) - tackling a man without the ball
Scott Lawson (Scotland) - tackling man without the ball
Phil Godmin (Scotland) - late tackle
Martín Castrogiovanni (Italy) - tackle infringement
James Haskell (England) - tripping
Shane Geraghty (England) - air tackle
Alun-Wyn Jones (Wales) - tripping
Martyn Williams (Wales) - deliberate infringement
Morgan Parra (France) - deliberate knock-on
Lee Byrne (Wales) - deliberate infringement
Gonzalo Garcia (Italy) - dangerous tackle
Mauro Bergamsco (Taly) - repeated infroingement

If you gave points, 1 for a yellow card and three for a red card or a guilty citing, the log would look like this:

England: Y,Y - 2
France: Y = 1
Ireland: Y = 1
Italy: Y, Y, Y = 3
Scotland: Y, Y = 2
Wales: Y, Y, Y = 3

Stoppages per match:

Ireland vs Italy: 78
England vs Wales: 83
Scotland vs France: 66
Wales vs Scotland: 69
France vs Ireland: 71
Italy vs England: 72
Wales vs France: 75
Italy vs Scotland: 72
England vs Ireland: 67
Scotland vs England: 73
Ireland vs Wales: 69
France vs Italy: 76
France vs England: 81
Ireland vs Scotland: 68
Wales vs Italy: 73

Tries per country

England: 3 + 1 + 1 + 0 + 1 = 6
France: 2 + 3 + 2 + 6 + 0 = 13
Ireland: 3 + 1 + 3 + 3 + 2 = 12
Italy: 1 + 0 + 1 + 2 + 1 = 5
Scotland: 0 + 2 + 0 + 0 + 1 = 3
Wales: 2 + 3 + 2 + 0 + 3 = 10

Penalties conceded per country

England: 10 + 12 + 6 + 8 + 10 = 46
France: 10 + 7 + 10 + 10 + 5 = 42
Ireland: 8 + 11 + 13 + 16 + + 7 = 54
Italy: 10 + 11 + 11 + 14 + 14 = 60
Scotland: 5 + 13 + 10 + 10 + 9 = 47
Wales: 7 + 6 + 10 + 10 + 7 = 40




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