England Secures Third Consecutive Women's Six Nations Grand Slam

The Red Roses clinched the title with a decisive 42-21 victory over France in Bordeaux, marking their sixth straight Six Nations win.

England defeated France 42-21 in Bordeaux, securing their third successive Women's Six Nations Grand Slam and sixth consecutive title.
The match saw a record crowd of 28,000 spectators, highlighting the growing popularity of women's rugby.
Marlie Packer and Alex Matthews were pivotal, with Matthews scoring crucial tries in both halves.
France's comeback was hindered by a red card to Assia Khalfaoui, which left them a player down for a significant portion of the game.
The victory extends England's winning streak in the competition to 29 matches, underlining their dominance in women's rugby.