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England to Meet France in Another Women's Rugby World Cup Semifinal

England's forwards dominated with six tries scored, extending their winning streak to 27 matches and setting up a semi-final clash against France.

  • England defeated Scotland 40-8 in the Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-final at Ashton Gate, Bristol, securing their place in the semi-finals.
  • The Red Roses entered as overwhelming favourites with a 27-match winning streak, while the Dark Blues faced challenges from Scottish Rugby Union contractual disputes and set-piece issues.
  • A packed 25,295 crowd saw repeated England lineout unit steals, while England prop Kelsey Clifford scored two first-half tries before a Head Injury Assessment.
  • With the win, England secured a semi-final spot against France at Ashton Gate next Saturday and extended their record run to 30 successive victories.
  • The result closed chapters for several Scots, with Jade Konkel set to retire and injured Lisa Cockburn stepping away, while Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm said, `I am disappointed with the outcome,' and outgoing coach Bryan Easson saw his last game.
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