Sadia Kabeya replaces Marlie Packer in the England back row for their Women's Six Nations title decider against France in Bordeaux on Sunday.
The Red Roses are one game away from winning a 38th consecutive game, securing their eighth consecutive Women's Six Nations title, and completing their fifth consecutive Grand Slam. That is a record that speaks for itself.
Marlie Packer scored four tries as England's Red Roses recorded a dominant 61-33 Women's Six Nations Round 4 victory over Italy in Parma to remain on course for another Grand Slam.
Three wins from three, an average of nearly 60 points a game, a 36-game unbeaten streak and top of the Six Nations table - as Round Four approaches, the Red Roses are exactly where they want to be.
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Meg Jones and Marlie Packer both scored twice as world champions England ran in 10 tries in a 62-24 Women's Six Nations demolition of Wales.
Live updates from Ashton Gate where England's defence of the Women's Six Nations continues against Wales.
England head coach John Mitchell says the Red Roses' clash with Wales is all about raising their game, as his side look to build on a dominant start to the 2026 Six Nations and keep evolving despite their long unbeaten run.
England's Red Roses have made seven changes to their side ahead of facing Wales in Saturday's Women's Six Nations round three clash, with wing Millie David in for her Test debut.
The question before the Women's Six Nations was whether anyone could break England's stranglehold on world rugby. Two games in, and the Red Roses simply haven't missed a beat.
England ran in 12 tries in an 84-7 routing of Scotland in the second round of the Women's Six Nations at Murrayfield.
Updates and commentary from the Women's Six Nations as the Red Roses cruised to an 84-7 win over Scotland at Murrayfield
England head coach John Mitchell has hailed their 87-4 win over Scotland in the Women's Six Nations as 'special' after a week of adversity leading up to the clash.
Sadia Kabeya says England are ready to prove they have the depth to overcome Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday.
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England head coach John Mitchell insists the Red Roses will roll with the punches as they come to terms with a growing list of absentees.
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