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And suddenly it rained on Twickenham. At the heart of this mild and bright weekend in London, Saturday March 11, at the end of the afternoon, 1h30 of heavy showers, drizzle, a few gusts of wind. Pile between the first French test of Ramos, and the seventh of Penaud. A gray and English weather of rigor, as if the rain, which was not announced, absolutely wanted to invite itself on the souvenir photo of the biggest victory in the history of the XV of France over the XV of the Rose (10 -53). And at the same time shed tears over the heaviest defeat of the English in their lair of Twickenham.