England edge France for record 15th straight win
England set a new national record of 15 Test wins in a row as they launched the defence of their Six Nations title with a narrow 19-16 win over France at Twickenham on Saturday.
England, who beat France in Paris last season to seal a Grand Slam, were in trouble at 16-12 down following a try by French replacement Rabah Slimani on the hour mark.
But substitute back Ben Te'o's converted try eight minutes from time was enough to see England surpass their previous best winning streak of 14 in a row completed in 2003 by a team that went on to win that year's World Cup.