England Thumps France to Seal an Eighth Straight Women’s Six Nations Title and Grand Slam
- On Sunday, May 17, England defeated France 43-28 in Bordeaux, securing a record eighth consecutive Women's Six Nations title and fifth successive Grand Slam.
- Head coach John Mitchell managed an injury crisis and four pregnancies by fielding an experimental squad, including lock Demelza Short and lineout caller Delaney Burns, neither originally named in the squad.
- Zoe Harrison enhanced the performance by landing 29 of 31 tournament goalkicks, while England cruised to a six-try victory with only six survivors from the Rugby World Cup squad.
- England extended their world-record winning streak, confirming the team's continued dominance in the Six Nations competition and unbeaten status through the tournament.
- French domestic improvements to Elite Feminine and a 71-17 U21 thrashing of England signal rising talent that may soon challenge England's current dominance.
36 Articles
36 Articles
England thumps France to seal an eighth straight Women’s Six Nations title and Grand Slam
BORDEAUX, France (AP) — England won a record eighth consecutive Women's Six Nations title and fifth successive Grand Slam after beating host France 43-28 on Sunday.
The women's XV of France fell this Sunday against England for his last match in the 6 Nations Tournament. Relive the game minute by minute.
Despite some nice reactions and a 100-per-hour game start, the Habs were dominated by too strong Red Roses in this final of the Six Nations Tournament this Sunday at the Bordeaux Atlantic Stadium.
Les Bleues bowed on the lawn of the Atlantic Stadium of Bordeaux 28 to 43, and let the Red Roses win an eighth consecutive Grand Slam.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 48% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium




















