Banned Mako Vunipola will be eligible for the Six Nations start

Although the prop was sent off while playing for Saracens versus Newcastle, Mako Vunipola will still be accessible for England’s away Six Nations opener against Italy next month. The prop was given a four-match ban. Rugby fans worldwide are called to book Six Nations 2024 tickets from our online platform ticketing. co. Rugby fans can book England Six Nations Tickets on our website at exclusively discounted prices.

Mako Vunipola was shown the red card late in Saracens’ 37-19 victory over struggling Newcastle in the English Premiership on Saturday as a result of a risky tackle on Falcon’s hooker Bryan Byrne.

While suspensions in rugby union typically apply to all competitions in which a player participates. The 32-year-old Vunipola is now barred from Saracens’ Premiership matches versus Leicester and Exeter as well as the north London club’s European Champions Cup matches against French teams Bordeaux-Begles and Lyon.

Injured Props of England

However, he is free to play in England’s Six Nations opener against Italy in Rome on February 3rd. Head coach Steve Borthwick should choose to include him in his matchday 23 for the Stadio Olimpico match. Given that Ellis Genge, Joe Marler, and Bevan Rodd, are the three loosehead props for England’s World Cup squad.

RFU Announced the Mako Vunipola’s case

They are all presently injured, and Vunipola’s availability is expected to be a huge help to Borthwick. Following an independent disciplinary panel’s consideration of Vunipola’s case, the governing Rugby Football Union of England announced on Wednesday:

“While acknowledging that foul play occurred, the player denied that it was serious enough to warrant a red card. After the panel confirmed the accusation, Vunipola was suspended for four matches. He finished the coaching intervention program with World Rugby in 2022, thus he is not eligible to participate in it now.”

Players are only allowed to participate in the program once in their career, and as a result, their ban will often be lifted for one game. However due to his previous involvement in the course. Vunipola was no longer able to pursue that choice. Rugby fans can book England Vs France Tickets on our website at exclusively discounted prices.

Mako Vunipola’s journey of career

Vunipola made his professional debut at Bristol Rugby, where he also started to establish his standing in the South West, as his loose style was first regarded as exceptional. After the 2010–11 RFU Championship season, Vunipola signed a contract with the Saracens, the 2010–11 Premiership Champions.  He has won four Premiership titles with Saracens in 2015, 2016, 2018 and 2019.

Vunipola played in three of the four finals (he was injured in 2019). In addition, he assisted Saracens in winning the European Rugby Champions Cup three times in four seasons. Including 2016 in 2017 at Murrayfield against ASM Clermont Auvergne to keep the title, and in 2019 at St. James’ Park against Leinster.

Following Saracens’ dismissal from the Premiership due to salary cap violations. Venipola recorded a try in the 2021 Championship play-off final. By led his team to victory over Ealing Trailfinders and an instant return to the top division.

On the stage of international level

Vunipola played for the U18 and U20 teams of England. He was a part of the team that participated in the 2010 IRB Junior World Championship and placed fourth. In the 2011 Six Nations Under 20s Championship, Vunipola scored a try against Scotland and kicked off the last round as England defeated Ireland on the road to secure a grand slam.

Later that year, he scored a try in England’s opening pool stage match against Ireland at the 2011 IRB Junior World Championship. He also started the tournament’s final match, which saw England finish second behind New Zealand. In October 2012, Mako Vunipola was added to the professional England team for the 2012 Autumn Internationals.

David Wilson Replacement

In September 2012, he was selected to the England Saxons team to take over David Wilson. He had been promoted to the senior team. He replaced Joe Marler in the 10 November 2012 match against Fiji. By making his first appearance in a Test off the bench. The 24th In a triumph against New Zealand the following month, Vunipola was shown a yellow card.

In the last match of the 2014 Six Nations Championship, England defeated Italy 52–11 to claim second place. Vunipola scored his first try for the team. Coach Stuart Lancaster picked Vunipola for the 2015 Rugby World Cup. He played in every game of their pool stage as the home team was eliminated before the knockout stages.

A Key Member in 2016 Six Nations

Vunipola was a member of the team that head coach Eddie Jones selected for the 2016 Six Nations Competition in January. He started the tournament’s final match. He saw England overcome France to win their first grand slam in more than ten years. Along with being a part of the team that won the championship again in 2017.

Vunipola was also a part of the team that lost the last game away to Ireland. By ending a record-tying eighteen consecutive Test victories and keeping them from achieving a grand slam. During the first game of their 2018 South Africa tour, Vunipola played his 50th test in June 2018.

Vunipola was named to the Rugby World Cup 2019 team. As England finished runners-up. He started all three of the elimination matches versus Australia in the quarterfinal. The win over New Zealand in the semifinal, and the loss to South Africa in the championship match.

Vunipola was a part of the team that won the 2020 Six Nations Championship following the World Cup. Later that year, at Parc y Scarlets, he scored his second international try against Wales during an Autumn Nations Cup encounter. He was unable to compete in the championship game due to an Achilles injury he suffered during this game.

Performance British and Irish Lions

Vunipola was chosen for the Australian leg of the British & and Irish Lions 2013 trip. In the second half of the first test triumph, he came in for Alex Corbisiero. He also began the second test’s defeat. In the final game, he again came off the bench as the Lions overcame Australia to claim their first series in sixteen years.

Coach Warren Gatland once again selected Vunipola for the British and Irish Lions in 2017. This time, Mako Vunipola would be traveling to New Zealand, the country of his birth. Billy, Vunipola’s younger brother, was also picked for the team. But he pulled out before he departed for New Zealand, and James Haskell took his place.

Mako Vunipola made his debut in the series’ first test with the Māori All Blacks following impressive performances during the trip. He was shown a yellow card in the second match after making a risky tackle on Beauden Barrett, the opposing fly-half. He kicked off the drew championship match when the series reached its conclusion.

To complete the renowned trio, Mako Vunipola was selected for his third tour with the British and Irish Lions in 2021. After starting the second test from the bench. He got off the bench in the first test, starting the third test from the bench. By finishing the tour with nine appearances in the test series in a row.

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