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• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship abstract "The 1999 Five Nations Championship (sponsored by Lloyds TSB) was the seventieth series of the rugby union Five Nations Championship. Including the previous incarnations as the Home Nations and Five Nations, this was the hundred-and-fifth series of the northern hemisphere rugby union championship. Ten matches were played over five weekends from 6 February to 11 April. The tournament was won by Scotland, who beat England on points difference. Scotland scored sixteen tries in the tournament, to England's eight.It was notable for the dramatic climax to the tournament, which was decided in the dying minutes of the final match. England were heavy favourites to beat Wales and claim both the tournament title and Grand Slam. With England leading the match by six points as the game entered injury time, Wales centre Scott Gibbs evaded a number of tackles to score a try from approximately 20 metres. Neil Jenkins successfully converted to claim victory for Wales by a single point and hand the Championship to Scotland in one of the most memorable matches in the tournament's history. Scotland had staged their own remarkable upset the previous day, scoring five first-half tries to beat France in Paris for only the second time in thirty years.Scotland's Gregor Townsend became only the fifth player in history to score a try against each other country in the five nations tournament. He also became the second Scotsman to do so, following on from Johnnie Wallace in 1925. The other men to achieve the feat were Carston Catcheside (England 1924), Patrick Esteve (France 1983) and Phillipe Sella (France 1986). After him, French Philippe Bernat-Salles scored a try in the 5 games of the new '6 Nations' in 2001.This was the last Five Nations Championship; in 2000, Italy joined the tournament, which became the Six Nations Championship. Indeed, Italy played all the Five Nations sides during the 1998/99 season, partly in preparation for joining the tournament the following year, albeit that the game against England (at Huddersfield) was a World Cup qualifier. Italy lost all five of these games.".
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• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Alan_Tait.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink André_Watson.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Cameron_Murray_(rugby_union).
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Carston_Catcheside.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Category:1998–99_in_English_rugby_union.
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• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Christophe_Dominici.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Christophe_Juillet.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Clive_Woodward.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Colin_Charvis.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Craig_Quinnell.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Dafydd_James.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Dan_Luger.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink David_Aucagne.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink David_Humphreys_(rugby_player).
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink David_Humphreys_(rugby_union).
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Dublin.
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• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Gary_Armstrong.
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• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Graham_Henry.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Gregor_Townsend.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Jean-Claude_Skrela.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Jim_Telfer.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink John_Leslie_(rugby_union).
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Johnnie_Wallace.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Jonny_Wilkinson.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Keith_Wood.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Kenny_Logan.
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• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink London.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Martin_Leslie_(rugby_union).
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Matt_Perry_(rugby_union).
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Middlesex.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Murrayfield_Stadium.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Neil_Jenkins.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Nick_Beal.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Paul_Grayson_(rugby_union).
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Philippe_Bernat-Salles.
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• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Raphaël_Ibañez.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Richard_Dourthe.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Richard_Hill_(flanker).
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Richard_Hill_(rugby_union_born_1973).
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Rob_Howley.
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• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Scott_Gibbs.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Scott_Murray_(rugby_union).
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Shane_Howarth.
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• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Stade_de_France.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Steve_Hanley_(rugby_union).
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Stuart_Grimes.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Thomas_Castaignède.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Tim_Rodber.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Twickenham_Stadium.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Warren_Gatland.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Wembley_Stadium_(1923).
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLink Émile_Ntamack.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLinkText "1999 Five Nations Championship".
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLinkText "1999 Five Nations".
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLinkText "1999".
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLinkText "Five Nations Championship".
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship wikiPageWikiLinkText "Five Nations".
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship attendance "49000".
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• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship attendance "78724".
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship awayscore Colin_Charvis.
• 1999_Five_Nations_Championship awayscore Craig_Quinnell.

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