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England Edges France 43-42 to Secure Seventh Straight Women’s Six Nations Title

England's narrow victory at Twickenham extends their unbeaten streak since 2018, while France's near-comeback signals promise ahead of the World Cup.

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Pauline Bourdon Sansus (à droite) s’est encore distinguée à Twickenham.
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Overview

  • England clinched the 2025 Women’s Six Nations title with a 43-42 win over France, maintaining their dominance in the tournament with seven consecutive championships.
  • The thrilling match at Twickenham saw England take an early 24-7 lead, only for France to rally and come within one point in the final minute of play.
  • France's spirited performance came despite the absence of key players Romane Ménager, Séraphine Okemba, and Montserrat Amédée, showcasing their depth and resilience.
  • England's victory underscores their status as a powerhouse in women’s rugby, with their professional structure and tactical precision proving decisive.
  • France's performance offers optimism ahead of the Women’s Rugby World Cup later this year, as they demonstrated the ability to challenge the top-ranked English team.