England wingers Claudia MacDonald and Abby Dow both scored doubles in a 59-7 rout of Scotland at Welford Road to set up a Six Nations grand slam decider next week against France.
Despite the drizzle in the air and greasy conditions on the ground, a dominant display from the Red Roses saw them run out 59-7 winners in a one-sided affair against Scotland. Here's how the players matched up.
England head coach John Mitchell has once again rung the changes for his side’s Guinness Women’s Six Nations encounter with Scotland in Leicester on Saturday.
We look back at a thrilling third round of the 2025 Guinness Women’s Six Nations as the table begins to take shape.
A high scoring second 40 saw England take back control against a spirited Ireland side, with replacement Sarah Bern scoring twice to help England register a 49-5 victory and stay on course for a Guinness Women’s Six Nations Grand Slam.
In a game that saw the Red Roses take 35 minutes before they scored against a ferocious Ireland side, before running up the scoreline in the second half, the stats don’t tell the full story. Here's which opposition players had the upper hand in the clash.
Abby Dow will bring up a half century of England caps against Ireland in Cork on Saturday, as Alex Matthews starts her first match of the 2025 Guinness Women’s Six Nations following suspension.
The scoreline wasn’t quite as one-sided as the Red Roses might have expected against a defensively dogged Italy side, but John Mitchell’s charges nevertheless ran out as 38-5 winners to start their Six Nations campaign. Here’s RugbyPass’ take on how well every player performed.
Mia Venner will make her full England debut against Italy in York on Sunday, five years after she won her first cap, as a replacement against Wales.
Four uncapped players have been retained in England's final squad for the Guinness Women's Six Nations, which gets underway for the defending champions against Italy in York on Sunday.