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Lark Davies claims hat-trick as Red Roses ease past Barbarians

Fiao'o Fa'amausili of Barbarians runs in to score her team's second try

England celebrated the staging of their historic first match against the Barbarians by cruising to a 40-14 victory at Twickenham.

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Hooker Lark Davies led the charge by scoring a hat-trick in front of an impressive crowd of 17,402, while wing Kelly Smith, flanker Poppy Cleall and prop Hannah Botterman also touched down.

The Red Roses led 28-0 at half-time but the Barbarians threatened a fightback through tries from Fiao’o Fa’amausili and Millie Wood until Davies and Smith put the result beyond doubt.

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England Women

Starters
15. Sarah McKenna (Saracens Women)
14. Lydia Thompson (Worcester Valkyries)
13. Lagi Tuima (Bristol Bears Women)
12. Amber Reed (Bristol Bears Women)
11. Kelly Smith (Gloucester-Hartbury Women’s RFC)
10. Zoe Harrison (Saracens Women)
9. Leanne Riley (Harlequins Ladies)

1. Hannah Botterman (Saracens Women)
2. Lark Davies (Worcester Valkyries)
3. Sarah Bern (Bristol Bears Women)
4. Zoe Aldcroft (Gloucester-Hartpury Women’s RFC)
5. Abbie Scott (Harlequins Ladies)
6. Poppy Cleall (Saracens Women)
7. Jo Brown (Loughborough Lightning)
8. Sarah Hunter (Captain) (Loughborough Lightning)

Finishers
16. Clara Nielson (Bristol Bears Women)
17. Ellena Perry (Saracens Women)
18. Chloe Edwards (Harlequins Ladies)
19. Rosie Galligan (Saracens Women)
20. Rowena Burnfield (Richmond FC)
21. Natasha Hunt (Gloucester-Hartbury Women’s RFC)
22. Tatyana Heard (Gloucester-Hartbury Women’s RFC)
23. Carys Williams (Loughborough Lightening)

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