England where victorious again France yesterday winning by a slim margin of 43 to 42.

ANALYSIS - Magnificent losers in Twickenham (43-42), Saturday in the final of the Six Nations Tournament, the women's XV of France count on the media exhibition offered by TF1 to cross a course in the fall.

The French team bowed in its last game of the 2025 Six Nations Tournament, on the score of 43-42 against the decisively invincible English women who won the Grand Slam.

England Unstoppable, France Threaten, Ireland on the Rise: What 2025 Women’s Six Nations Taught Us Ahead of the World Cup

England extended their winning streak to 34 games in the Women’s Six Nations, but France pushed them closer than anyone else has in years. We grade each team’s performances and reveal the Opta Team of the Tournament. England secured a seventh consecutive Women’s Six Nations title in 2025, surviving final-round drama against France at the Allianz Stadium, Twickenham. The Red Roses have now won 34 consecutive matches in the Championship since a on…

England's Six Nations Grand Slam and The Growing Momentum of Women's Rugby  - Sports Gazette

The Allianz Stadium in Twickenham played host to the Women’s Six Nations decider this Saturday. Some had hoped this match would mark the first sell-out for a women’s game at the venue, but in the end, ‘only’ 37,573 fans came to see the Grand Slam showdown. The reality is that there is still a long road ahead for women’s rugby, yet the fact that over 37,000 is now seen as a disappointing figure speaks volumes about just how far the women’s game h…

England where victorious again France yesterday winning by a slim margin of 43 to 42.

Natalie Osbourne Caught up with Head Coach John Mitchell and asked if it was time for the Red Roses to see the Allianz Stadium in Twickenham as their home ground. https://audioboom.com/posts/8711848-england-women-s-rugby-union-coach-john-mitchell

France Player Ratings vs England: 2025 Women's Six Nations

France came agonisingly close to winning the 2025 Women’s Six Nations, missing out on the title with a 43-42 defeat to unbeaten champions England. ENGLAND 43 Tries: A. Dow (2) 4’, 58’, E. Sing (2) 8’, 18’, L. Atkin-Davies 12’, C. MacDonald 23’, Z. Aldcroft 48’ Cons: Z. Harrison (4) 9’, 18’, 24’, 49’ FRANCE 42 Tries: C. Arbez 6’, P. Bourdon Sansus 29’, M. Menager 38’, K. Arbey 51’, M. Bourgeois 70’, J. Grisez 79’ Cons: M. Bourgeois (5) 7’, 30, 39…