The Guardian·3 min read·medium

RFU expects £10m loss off the back of England’s worst Six Nations campaign

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Gerard Meagher
RFU expects £10m loss off the back of England’s worst Six Nations campaign
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The Rugby Football Union (RFU) expects a £10m loss for the 2026 financial year following England's poor performance in the Six Nations tournament. Despite the loss, the organization highlights improved sponsorship revenue and plans for new jersey branding deals to stabilize its financial future.

England lost four of their five matches in the 2026 Six Nations, ensuring a fifth-place finish and reduced prize money. England lost four of their five matches in the 2026 Six Nations, ensuring a fifth-place finish and reduced prize money. Rugby Football Union RFU expects £10m loss off the back of England’s worst Six Nations campaign Team finished second bottom in men’s competition

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