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Women's Six Nations
England: Champions (Grand Slam)
How England performed
The Red Roses retained the Women's Six Nations title in 2007 with a second successive Grand Slam, winning all five matches and conceding only 12 points. They opened with a 60–0 win over Scotland and then beat Italy 23–0 at Twickenham.
A 32–0 victory over Ireland at Thomond Park in Limerick followed, and the key result came against France, who were beaten 38–12 and were the only side to score against England in the championship. The campaign ended with a 30–0 win over Wales at Taff's Well. Five wins from five, with 183 points scored and 12 conceded, matched the clean sweep of 2006 an average of fewer than three points conceded per match.
England fixtures
England
60–0
Scotland
England won
England tries: Sue Day 5', Claire Allan 14', Danielle Waterman 21', Charlotte Barras 40', Sue Day 43', Karen Andrew 54', Charlotte Barras 56', Charlotte Barras 62', Catherine Spencer 64', Margaret Alphonsi 80'
Scotland tries: None
England
23–0
Italy
England won
England tries: Sue Day 21', Charlotte Barras 37', Danielle Waterman 52'
Italy tries: None
Ireland
0–32
England
England won
England tries: Sue Day 11', Georgia Stevens 37', Amy Turner 43', Margaret Alphonsi 48', Danielle Waterman 55'
Ireland tries: None
England
38–12
France
England won
England tries: Danielle Waterman 5', Danielle Waterman 15', Charlotte Barras 22', Margaret Alphonsi 32', Charlotte Barras 38', Danielle Waterman 68'
France tries: Delphine Plantet 45', Christelle Le Duff 77'
Wales
0–30
England
England won
England tries: Danielle Waterman 10', Amber Penrith 38', Danielle Waterman 70', Karen Andrew 80'
Wales tries: None
England statistics
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