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Mon 10th February

Guinness Women's Six Nations

  • Scotland Women vs England Women
  • 1:30pm Monday 10th February
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Scotland Women 0

England 53

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Scotland Women 0-53 England Women: Red Roses dominant at Murrayfield

Last Updated: 11/02/20 9:53am

Highlights from the Women's Six Nations clash between Scotland and England at Murrayfield

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Highlights from the Women's Six Nations clash between Scotland and England at Murrayfield
Highlights from the Women's Six Nations clash between Scotland and England at Murrayfield

England Women ran in eight tries to beat Scotland Women 53-0 in their rearranged Six Nations clash at Murrayfield.

England maintained their push for a second successive Women's Six Nations Grand Slam by thrashing their hosts in Edinburgh.

Emily Scott felt that England coped well with the difficult conditions

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Emily Scott felt that England coped well with the difficult conditions
Emily Scott felt that England coped well with the difficult conditions

The match was switched to Murrayfield and played behind closed doors following Sunday's postponement in Glasgow because of Storm Ciara.

And England made up for lost time by moving top of the table above Ireland on points difference, setting up a key encounter between the countries later this month.

Scotland head coach Philip Doyle says there was a gulf in class between his team and England

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Scotland head coach Philip Doyle says there was a gulf in class between his team and England
Scotland head coach Philip Doyle says there was a gulf in class between his team and England

Sarah Hunter's team followed last season's 80-0 victory over the Scots by running in eight tries as snow fell in the Scottish capital, including doubles for full-back Emily Scott and wing Abby Dow.

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Hunter, prop Sarah Bern, wing Jess Breach and substitute Claudia MacDonald also crossed, while centre Emily Scarratt kicked five conversions and a penalty.

Scarratt's 13-point haul meant she overtook team-mate Katy Daley-McLean as England Women's all-time leading scorer.

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