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Twickenham stadium has been the home of English rugby since 1907 when it was purchased by the Rugby football association.
After topping the 6 Nations table in 2011, England were runners up in 2012 winning five of their six matches. Both Wales and England won their first two round matches and then went head-to-head at Twickenham in round three. Wales beat England 19-12 and then went on to take the grand slam.
England play their first home game of the 2012 6 Nations campaign at Twickenham against Scotland on the 2 February at 16.00. England will be looking to retain the Calcutta Cup from Scotland after beating the Scots 13-6 at Murrayfield last year. England have held the Calcutta Cup since 2009.
England have three home fixtures at Twickenham in the 6 Nations in 2013 against Scotland, France and Italy. Check the forecast for each of England's home matches at Twickenham.
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2 February-16 March Will England regain the RBG 6 Nations title in 2013? Check the weather forecast for each of their games at Twickenham.
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