England has won a record eighth consecutive Women’s Six Nations title and fifth successive Grand Slam after beating host France 43-28 in Bordeaux. England cruised to a six-try victory with

England and France set up their destined Grand Slam decider in Women's Six Nations rugby with big road wins on Saturday. England beat Italy 61-33 in Parma and France downed Scotland 69-28 in Edinburgh.

Against the backdrop of a hostile crowd inside Bordeaux’s Stade Atlantique, where a raucous brass band created a febrile atmosphere, England marched to their own beat to secure a fifth consecutive Grand Slam.

When France edged England by a point in Grenoble to win the 2018 Women's Six Nations title nobody could have possibly imagined that, eight years later, that would remain the Red Roses' last defeat in a competition they have utterly dominated since.

France won a thrilling Six Nations rugby union championship with the final kick of an enthralling clash with England. Ireland, who had defeated Scotland 43-21 earlier in the day, were poised to claim their third title in the last four years as England led ...

England tightened their grip on the Women's Six Nations with an eighth successive title but their domination has not dulled the competition's appeal with record crowds across the board this year. The