Avid rugby fan Prince Harry could barely watch as England came up just short of the 26-point margin needed to win their first Six Nations since 2011 in a pulsating match at Twickenham. In a breathtaking spectacle, England defeated France 55-35 in 'Le Crunch' - just six points short of the total required to lift the trophy. Sporting a navy blue suit, the fourth-in-line to the throne squirmed in his seat as England got off to a difficult start, despite an early try. Scroll down for video. Stress: The Prince can barely watch as England beat France 55-35 but narrowly missed out on the Six Nations. Taking its toll: Harry looks anxious as England struggled to cope with France's impressive start to the match. Passion: Prince Harry belts out the national anthem, seated behind England coach Stuart Lancaster. Despite their herculean effort, England could not find a final try and finished second in the championship, behind Ireland. After the match, England head coach Stuart Lancaster praised his side for 'one of the most courageous performances' he has seen from his side. 'It will go down as one of the great games of rugby,' he added. Earlier in the day, Ireland thrashed 40-10 in Edinburgh to mark a dismal campaign for the Scots and an impressive Wales ran riot in Rome, thumping Italy 61-20. All smiles: The fourth-in-line to the throne grins alongside students from Reigate School, in Surrey. Before England's crunch match against France, Prince Harry had met girls from Reigate School and The Quest Academy, Croydon, who had played in the warm-up game. Harry - who is a Vice Patron of the Rugby Football Union (RFU) - also chatted with members of the armed forces at Twickenham . Looking dapper in his navy suit, the fourth-in-line to the throne then took his seat in the stand before singing the national anthem with gusto. Patriotic: Harry chats to a member of the army - he announced this week he will quit the army in the summer. Pointing the way: The Prince is an avid rugby fan - England and Wales host the World Cup later this year. Suave: Harry, in a sharp navy suit, walks along the side of the hallowed Twickenham turf before the match. The Six Nations is the last competitive rugby tournament before England host the World Cup later this year. The tournament begins on September 18 with England taking on Fiji at Twickenham. In 2014 Prince Harry was named as patron of the RFU's All Schools campaign, which aims to bring rugby to 750 more schools by the Rugby World Cup in 2019. Looking up: Prince Harry takes his seat in the stands with Bernard Lapasset, left, chairman of the IRB. Role model: Harry chats to students from Reigate School, who had played before England's match vs France. Charismatic: The Prince - patron of the RFU's All Schools campaign, jokes with the girls before a photo shoot. He is also Patron of the RFU Injured Players Foundation. Although one of the most prominent royal rugby fans (he was famously in attendance when England lifted the Webb Ellis Cup in Australia in 2003), the Prince is by no means the only one. His brother Prince William is also a fan and enjoys a similar position at the Welsh RFU while the Princess Royal is patron of Scottish rugby and regularly appears at Murrayfield on match day.

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Prince Harry in attendance for England's crunch match against France.
He met two girls' rugby teams and chatted with members of armed forces.
Sporting a navy blue suit, the Prince belted out the national anthem.
England beat France 55-35 in pulsating match, but Ireland win Six Nations.
Avid rugbyfantast Prins Harry kunde knappt se då England kom upp strax under den 26-poängs marginal som behövdes för att vinna deras första Six Nations sedan 2011 i en pulserande match på Twickenham. I ett hisnande skådespel besegrade England Frankrike 55-35 i "Le Crunch" - bara sex poäng mindre än det totala som krävdes för att lyfta trofén. Sportandes en marinblå kostym, fjärde-i-linjen till tronen sväfvade i sin plats då England fick en svår start, trots ett tidigt försök. Scrolla ner för video. Stress: Prinsen kan knappt se när England slog Frankrike 55-35 men gick med knapp marginal miste om Six Nations. Tar ut sin rätt: Harry ser ängslig ut då England kämpade för att klara Frankrikes imponerande start på matchen. Passion: Prins Harry spänner ut nationalsången, som sitter bakom Englandstränaren Stuart Lancaster. Trots sin herkuleiska insats kunde England inte hitta ett sista försök och slutade tvåa i mästerskapet, bakom Irland. Efter matchen prisade Englands huvudtränare Stuart Lancaster sin sida för 'en av de modigaste föreställningar' han sett från sin sida. "Det kommer att gå ner som en av de stora spel rugby," tillade han. Tidigare på dagen slog Irland 40-10 i Edinburgh för att markera en dyster kampanj för skottarna och ett imponerande Wales drev upplopp i Rom, dunkande Italien 61-20. Alla ler: Fjärde linjen till tronen grinar vid sidan av elever från Reigate School, i Surrey. Inför Englands crunchmatch mot Frankrike hade Prins Harry träffat flickor från Reigate School och The Quest Academy, Croydon, som hade spelat i uppvärmningsmatchen. Harry - som är vicepatron i Rugby Football Union (RFU) - chattade också med medlemmar i krigsmakten vid Twickenham . Ser dapper ut i sin marindräkt, tog den fjärde i raden till tronen sedan sin plats i läktaren innan han sjöng nationalsången med gusto. Patriotiska: Harry chattar med en medlem av armén - han meddelade denna vecka att han kommer att sluta armén i sommar. Pekande: Prinsen är ett ivrigt rugbyfan - England och Wales står värd för VM senare i år. Harry, i en skarp marindräkt, går längs med den helgade Twickenham-turfen innan matchen. Six Nations är den sista tävlingsturneringen i rugby innan England står värd för VM senare i år. Turneringen börjar den 18 september med att England tar sig an Fiji på Twickenham. 2014 utsågs Prins Harry till beskyddare av kampanjen RFU:s All Schools, som syftar till att föra rugby till 750 fler skolor av rugby-VM 2019. Slår upp: Prins Harry tar sin plats på läktaren med Bernard Lapasset, vänster, ordförande i IRB. Rollmodell: Harry chattar med elever från Reigate School, som hade spelat före Englands match vs Frankrike. Karismatic: Prinsen - beskyddare av RFU:s All Schools kampanj, skämt med flickorna inför en fotografering. Han är även Patron för RFU Injured Players Foundation. Även om en av de mest framstående kungliga rugby fansen (han var berömd i närvaro när England lyfte Webb Ellis Cup i Australien 2003), Prince är ingalunda den enda. Hans bror Prince William är också ett fan och åtnjuter en liknande position på Welsh RFU medan Princess Royal är beskyddare av Scottish rugby och regelbundet uppträder på Murrayfield på matchdagen. Vad är höjdpunkterna för den här artikeln?
Avid rugby fan Prince Harry could barely see as England came up just below the 26-point margin needed to win their first Six Nations since 2011 in a vibrant match at Twickenham. In a breathtaking spectacle, England defeated France 55-35 in the "Le Crunch" - only six points less than the total required to lift the trophy. Sporting a navy blue suit, the fourth-in-line to the throne overflowed in its place as England got a difficult start, despite an early attempt. Scroll down for video. Stress: The Prince can barely see when England beat France 55-35 but narrowly missed out on Six Nations. Takes its toll: Harry looks anxious as England struggled to cope with France's impressive start to the game. Passion: Prince Harry stretches out the national anthem, which sits behind England coach Stuart Lancaster. Despite his Herculean effort, England was unable to find a final try and finished second in the championship, behind Ireland. After the match, England head coach Stuart Lancaster praised his side for 'one of the bravest performances' he had seen from his side. "It will go down as one of the major games rugby," he added. Earlier in the day, Ireland beat 40-10 in Edinburgh to mark a gloomy campaign for the Scots and an impressive Wales ran riots in Rome, thumping Italy 61-20. Everyone smiles: The fourth line to the throne grins alongside students from Reigate School, in Surrey. Prior to England's crunch match against France, Prince Harry had met girls from Reigate School and The Quest Academy, Croydon, who had played in the warm-up match. Harry - who is the vice-patron of the Rugby Football Union (RFU) - also chatted with members of the armed forces at Twickenham . Looking dapper in his navy suit, the fourth in line took his place in the stands then took his place in the stands before singing the national anthem with gusto. Patriotic: Harry chats with a member of the army - he announced this week that he will quit the army this summer. Pointing: The Prince is an avid rugby fan - England and Wales are hosting the World Cup later this year. Harry, in a sharp navy suit, runs along the dedicated Twickenham tour before the game. The Six Nations is the last race tournament in rugby before England hosts the World Cup later this year. The tournament begins on 18 September with England taking on Fiji at Twickenham. In 2014, Prince Harry was named patron of the RFU All Schools campaign, which aims to bring rugby to 750 more schools of the 2019 Rugby World Cup. Looks up: Prince Harry takes his place in the gallery with Bernard Lapasset, left, chairman of the IRB. Role model: Harry chats with students from Reigate School, who had played before England's match vs France. Karismatic: The Prince - patron of RFU's All Schools campaign, jokes with the girls for a photo shoot. He is also Patron of the RFU Injured Players Foundation. Although one of the most prominent royal rugby fans (he was famous in attendance when England lifted the Webb Ellis Cup in Australia in 2003), Prince is by no means the only one. His brother Prince William is also a fan and enjoys a similar position at the Welsh RFU while Princess Royal is a patron of Scottish rugby and regularly performs at Murrayfield on match day. What are the highlights of this article?
Prins Harry var med i Englands krismatch mot Frankrike. Han mötte två flickors rugbylag och chattade med medlemmar av försvarsmakten. Prinsen spelade marinblå kostym och satte på nationalsången. England slog Frankrike 55-35 i pulserande match, men Irland vinner Six Nations.
Prince Harry was in England's crisis match against France. He faced two girls' rugby teams and chatted with members of the Armed Forces. The prince played the navy blue suit and put on the national anthem. England beat France 55-35 in pulsating match, but Ireland wins the Six Nations.