England 89-0 USA: Red Roses crush USA to extend win streak to 18 games
Lydia Thompson, Lark Davies and Sarah Bern all scored twice as England ran in 14 tries against the USA
Last Updated: 21/11/21 7:27pm
The England women's rugby team completed an autumn clean sweep with an emphatic 89-0 thrashing of the United States on Sunday to extend their winning streak to 18 matches.
The world's top-ranked side, who crushed Canada 51-12 last weekend, fired a warning ahead of next year's World Cup as Simon Middleton's team scored 15 tries against the Americans.
Twelve different players crossed the tryline with Lydia Thompson, Lark Davies and Sarah Bern doing so twice as England finished their autumn campaign with 239 points from four Tests having also beaten New Zealand twice.
Ranked number one in the world, England have beaten New Zealand twice and Canada in the past month and the victory over the US extended their winning run to 18 matches.
It was an inexperienced XV that took on the United States, but one that will add to England's hopes of lifting a third successive Women's Six Nations title in April.
The women's Rugby World Cup was postponed by a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic and will be held in New Zealand from October 8 to November 12, 2022.
