Freddie Steward

Freddie Steward put in an impressive performance during England's 20-10 victory over Six Nations rivals Wales in Cardiff, but it was not all plain sailing ...

Steward commented: "Certainly, you always aim to be the best in the world. [BBC](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/bbc) Sport about the slip, he said: "I turned around and felt them go down and heard a big roar behind me. Steward was left running with the ball whilst trying to also pull up his fallen shorts, to the delight of the Cardiff crowd who let out a big roar following his wardrobe malfunction. Just two minutes into the match Steward looked to carry the ball from deep and evaded Taulupe Faletau in the process. [England](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/england-rugby-union-team) star Freddie Steward saw the funny side of having his bum exposed to the 74,500-strong crowd at the Principality Stadium during his country's clash with rivals Wales. Second half tries from Kyle Sinckler and Ollie Lawrence ensure and a conversion from Farrell ensured it was England who left the Welsh capital with the points.

England's Six Nations clash with Wales got off to an interesting start as England ace Freddie Steward showed his opponents a clean pair of cheeks when his ...

"Freddie Steward showing a clean pair of cheeks to his pursuers," a second joked. While a third added: "just saw someone’s full-on a*** in the England vs Wales game… While another added Steward had "made an a*** out of Faletau" by evading the tackle before frantically pulling his shorts back up.

Six years on from watching England's last win in Cardiff, Freddie Steward claimed the Guinness Six Nations Player of the Match award in his side's historic ...

“That’s the one thing that every rugby player wants to aspire to. “You always aim to be the best in the world,” he said. Adept under the high-ball and with a boot to rival any full-back in the world, Steward has already gained many admirers and the Leicester Tigers man admitted post-match that he harbours aspirations of one day becoming the very best in his position.

Cardiff felt like a throwback. At half-time the man on the Tannoy pronounced it “Wales 3 England 8 in a physical battle”. He was right.

Watching Alex Dombrandt play is a reminder of one of the greatest Tigers of them all, Dean Richards. Earlier in the afternoon we had witnessed Ireland and — to a lesser extent — Italy ripping each other’s defences to pieces. At half-time the man on the Tannoy pronounced it “Wales 3 England 8 in a physical battle”.

STEPHEN DAVIES: Steward was named man of the match and hailed as the 'most outstanding' player in the game under the high ball by Wales legend Jonathan ...

‘That was a tough Test match. ‘We are at the start of our journey and this was a challenge for us against a team that unified to come together for this crowd. as skipper Owen Farrell insists the performance was a 'step in the right direction' ‘We’re right at the start. ‘I thought it was a step forward,’ said Farrell. Any rugby player want to aspire to that so it’s setting myself those little challenges to get there.’

England full-back Freddie Steward was determined to do his best for his team when they were up against Wales despite a potentially embarrassing incident.

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