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Women's Five Nations Championship
England: Champions (Grand Slam)
How England performed
England won all four of their matches in the 1999 Women's Five Nations Championship, repeating their 1997 Grand Slam. They began with a 34–7 victory over Scotland at Richmond, London, and then beat Ireland 56–0 in Dublin.
France provided the tightest game, England winning 13–8 at Worcester, before the championship ended with an 83–11 win over Wales at Swansea. Ireland were held scoreless, and England finished with 186 points for and 26 against from four wins.
England fixtures
England 34–7 Scotland England won
England tries: Gillian Burns 8', Emma Mitchell 23', Gillian Burns 28', Christine Diver 41', Christine Diver 72', Nicky Crawford 80'
Scotland tries: Rimma Petlevannaya 3'
Ireland 0–56 England England won
England tries: Nicky Crawford 2', Nicky Crawford 6', Christine Diver 16', Sue Day 19', Joanne Yapp 38', Nicky Ponsford 45', Sue Day 48', Jayne Molyneux 53', Sue Day 74', Teresa O'Reilly 78'
Ireland tries: None
England 13–8 France England won
England tries: Nicky Crawford 55'
France tries: Carole Durand-Laurier 14'
Wales 11–83 England England won
England tries: Sue Day, Sue Day, Sue Day, Sue Day, Sue Day, Emma Mitchell, Penalty try, Penalty try, Penalty try, Penalty try, Penalty try, Penalty try, Penalty try
Wales tries: Jo Brownley
England statistics
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