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Women's Six Nations
England: Champions
How England performed
The 2021 Women's Six Nations was played over a short window in April, and the Red Roses came out of it as champions. They opened with a 52–10 win over Scotland at Castle Park in Doncaster on 3 April and followed it a week later with a 67–3 victory over Italy at the Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi in Parma.
Those two wins produced 119 points scored and only 13 conceded. England also beat France 10–6 at the Twickenham Stoop, a far tighter contest than either of their earlier matches and the lowest-scoring of their campaign. The title followed the Grand Slam the Red Roses had won in 2020, and they again finished the season unbeaten.
England fixtures
England
52–10
Scotland
England won
England tries: Marlie Packer 9', Leanne Infante 16', Lark Atkin-Davies 27', Bryony Cleall 35', Jess Breach 37', Helena Rowland 43', Poppy Cleall 71', Penalty try 77'
Scotland tries: Hannah Smith 54'
Italy
3–67
England
England won
England tries: Emily Scarratt 22', Vicky Fleetwood 29', Abby Dow 54', Harriet Millar-Mills 57', Helena Rowland 59', Abby Dow 61', Bryony Cleall 69', Claudia Moloney Macdonald 78', Lark Atkin-Davies 82'
Italy tries: None
England
10–6
France
England won
England tries: Poppy Cleall 39'
France tries: None
England statistics
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