Red Roses face toughest test against side determined to avenge years of being runners-up in Twickenham clash
England are on the hunt for their seventh consecutive Women’s Six Nations title on Saturday but their toughest opponent yet in France stand in their way, who are also targeting their own grand slam success. France have been the runner-up to England in the past five Six Nations and the Red Roses have beaten their rivals in their last 14 meetings across all competitions. Twickenham will witness something special whoever wins.
The statistics stack up in England’s favour. John Mitchell’s side have been more clinical this tournament, scoring 213 points across their four victories and conceding only 29. France, meanwhile, have scored 141 and conceded 63.
