 Complete the following phrase:  England won their 20th Triple Crown title in 1997, but came second in the championship after a narrow 2320 defeat against France at Twickenham. Sir Clive Woodward replaced Jack Rowell as the England head coach later that year. On 6 December 1997, England drew 2626 with New Zealand at Twickenham, after being heavily defeated 2911 by South Africa at the same venue the week before and by New Zealand 258 in Manchester two weeks previously. In 1998, England toured Australia, New Zealand and South Africa; many of the experienced players were unavailable for what was to become nicknamed the Tour from Hell during which England lost all of their matches including a punishing 760 defeat by the Wallabies. In the last Five Nations match on 11 April 1999, with England poised to win the championship, Welsh centre Scott Gibbs sliced through six English tackles to score a try in the last minute, and the ensuing conversion by Neil Jenkins handed the final 