By HQ
April 24 2021
The Red Roses clinched their third consecutive Women’s Six Nations title after beating France Women 10-6 at The Stoop.

Simon Middleton’s charges overcame Scotland and Italy earlier in the competition before registering a solitary try and penalty against Les Bleues at the home of Harlequins, their eighth successive win over France, and fourteenth without loss in the tournament.
The visitors started strongly, disrupting England’s set piece early on and dictating the physicality with dominant defence. Second row Safi N’Diaye and scrum half Laure Sansus proved the brightest sparks in the opening quarter, complimenting each other well in broken play.

