England and New Zealand Prepare for High-Stakes Showdown at Twickenham

The match serves as a crucial test for both teams ahead of the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup, with over 40,000 fans expected.

New Zealand seeks revenge after England's decisive 33-12 victory in Auckland last year.
England's veteran centre Emily Scarratt will make her 100th start, becoming only the third Red Rose to reach this milestone.
The game at Twickenham is the first to be staged at the renamed Allianz Stadium, part of a £100 million deal.
Both teams are using this match as preparation for the upcoming WXV1 tournament starting on September 29 in Canada.
England's head coach John Mitchell has made five changes to the lineup, including a new front row and the return of lock Abbie Ward.