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England and France Set for Grand Slam Decider in Women’s Six Nations

England’s 49-5 victory over Ireland and France’s 42-12 win over Wales ensure both teams remain unbeaten ahead of their Twickenham showdown on April 26.

Overview

  • England extended their Six Nations winning streak to 32 matches with a commanding second-half performance against Ireland, securing a 49-5 victory in Cork.
  • Ireland briefly led in the first half, marking the first time they scored a try against England in over six years, but England’s tactical adjustments proved decisive.
  • France defeated Wales 42-12 in Brive, earning a bonus-point win to keep pace with England at the top of the standings.
  • The tournament now builds toward a decisive final-round clash at Twickenham on April 26, where England and France, both unbeaten, will contest the Grand Slam title.
  • Key performances included England’s Sarah Bern scoring two tries and France’s Emilie Boulard contributing two of her own, showcasing the depth and skill of both sides.

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