Red Roses Secure Six Nations Grand Slam
John Mitchell's side scored six tries to secure victory over France
The Red Roses put in a dominant display to defeat France 29-11 at Sandy Park in Exeter and claim their third Six Nations Grand Slam since 2017. This victory brings their 25th consecutive international win, cementing the team's status as one of the most successful in the competition's history.
England's victory was built on a solid foundation, with Emily Scarratt scoring a crucial opening try within the first eight minutes and captain Sarah Hunter leading the charge to dominance. The Red Roses remained in control throughout the match and secured four additional tries, with Abbie Wardle scoring twice, and Jess Breach and Abby Dow adding to the tally.
After the match, coach John Mitchell praised his players for their performance, particularly their ability to adapt to the challenging conditions.
The Red Roses' victory is a testament to their hard work and dedication and sets a high standard for the upcoming autumn international series. With the upcoming fixtures against France, New Zealand, and Canada, England will face some of the best teams in the world and look to continue their winning streak.
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