England's Red Roses Secure Thrilling Grand Slam Victory Over France in Women's Six Nations
Source: news.source.channelnewsasia
England clinched their fourth consecutive Grand Slam and seventh straight Women's Six Nations title with a nail-biting 43-42 victory over France at Twickenham. The match was a showcase of high-octane rugby, with both teams scoring frequently, but England managed to hold off a late French surge to extend their record winning streak to 34 matches.
Key Points
England defeated France 43-42 to win their fourth straight Grand Slam and seventh consecutive Women's Six Nations title.
The match was characterized by a high-scoring, fast-paced game with both teams showcasing strong attacking play.
England led 31-7 at one point but saw their lead reduced to 31-21 by halftime due to France's resilience.
Key players for England included Abby Dow, Emma Sing, and Zoe Aldcroft, while France's notable performers were Kelly Arbey and Joanna Grisez.
The victory extends England's record winning streak in the Women's Six Nations to 34 matches.
Concerns were raised about England's defense ahead of the upcoming home World Cup in August.
