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Six Nations: The times England did the Grand Slam

A look back at Red Rose clean sweeps in the post-war era

Andrew Baldock
Friday 15 March 2013 10:15 EDT
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England will complete their 13th Five or Six Nations Grand Slam if they beat Wales in Cardiff on Saturday.

It is a feat that England have achieved on six post-war occasions, although not since 2003.

Here, we back on England's post-war Grand Slams.

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