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Despite losing 10 key players to injury, retirement, and pregnancy, England's Red Roses dominated Scotland 84-7 in front of a record crowd. The world champions proved their incredible depth with a flawless performance that had legends calling it the best they've ever seen.
Missing six star players to pregnancy and retirement, England's women's rugby team just proved why they're world champions with a dominant 84-7 victory in front of a record Scottish crowd. Their 35th consecutive win shows depth that has other nations taking notice.
England's Women's Six Nations match against Ireland drew 77,120 fans to Allianz Stadium, proving the World Cup wasn't a one-time phenomenon. The record-breaking crowd signals women's rugby has reached a new era of mainstream popularity.
Over 77,000 fans packed London's Allianz Stadium to watch England's Red Roses defeat Ireland 33-12, setting a new Women's Six Nations attendance record. The crowd marked another milestone for women's rugby as the sport continues its remarkable growth.
World Cup champions Rosie Galligan and Marlie Packer are celebrating a new kind of victory as they prepare to welcome their baby this October. The engaged couple joins a growing wave of England rugby players balancing elite sports careers with motherhood.
England's Red Roses are getting their own documentary about becoming rugby world champions in front of a record-breaking 82,000 fans at home. The film reveals never-before-seen footage from their undefeated journey and the personal challenges they overcame.
England's Rugby World Cup champions are welcoming seven new players to their squad as they prepare to defend their Six Nations title. The fresh talent steps up as legends retire and team leaders celebrate new chapters in motherhood.
England's women's rugby coach John Mitchell is staying through 2029 after leading the Red Roses to their first World Cup win in 11 years. Rugby legend Emily Scarratt joins the coaching team as attack and backs coach.
John Mitchell, who led England's Red Roses to their first World Cup victory in 11 years and an unprecedented 25-game winning streak, has committed to coaching the team through the next World Cup cycle. Rugby legend Emily Scarratt joins his coaching staff after retiring as England's all-time leading scorer.