Four uncapped players have been retained in England's final squad for the Guinness Women's Six Nations, which gets underway for the defending champions against Italy in York on Sunday.
England head coach John Mitchell has called 12 players into his latest training squad as the Red Roses continue their Women’s Six Nations preparations without their Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR) finalists.
England head coach John Mitchell has included six uncapped players for the squad’s latest Women’s Six Nations training camp, four of whom have been called up for the first time.
Statistics only tell a sliver of the story: they’re just one lens through which to view sport, and, come the business end of this captivating PWR season - you want to ride on emotion, swatting data aside in favour of story and spectacle.
Harlequins are the form team in PWR heading into a match against Loughborough Lightning that could shift the mood around both clubs.
Fran Goldthorp insists her plan has not changed since returning to Loughborough Lightning and Premiership Women’s Rugby but could the lure of a home Women's Rugby World Cup change her mind?
Attack coach Lou Meadows explains why the Red Roses are scoring a wider variety of tries than two years ago.
Loughborough Lightning full-back Fran Goldthorp has been backed to push for full England honours having been coaxed back to the Midlands club from rugby league.
John Mitchell has made three changes to his starting line-up for England’s WXV 1 title decider against Canada, with Abby Dow ruled out of the finale at BC Place.