England Women's

England scored four tries as they warmed up for WXV1 tournament with a 24-12 victory over New Zealand in the newly renamed Allianz Stadium on Saturday.

The top two nations in the world collide on Saturday with more than 40,000 people expected to flock to Allianz Stadium, Twickenham.

England warmed up for the WXV1 with a 38-19 victory over Six Nations rivals France at Kingsholm Stadium on Saturday.

England captain Marlie Packer admitted that the upcoming matches will be one of the toughest pre-seasons she has been part of in her career.

England head coach John Mitchell expressed a positive outlook on the renaming of Twickenham as his Red Roses prepare to be the first home team to play at Allianz Stadium.

England full-back Ellie Kildunne has vowed to fully commit herself to preparing for the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup after competing with Team GB’s sevens squad at the Paris Olympics.

England will be without their centre Meg Jones for the upcoming WXV tournament following an ankle injury.

The next two months mark the start of England’s quest for World Cup glory and Mitchell’s style and approach is only adding to the Red Roses’ status as the best team on the planet.

England Women's head coach John Mitchell has named a 40-member training squad ahead of the 2024/25 season.

Exclusive: The Under-20s skipper has led her country superbly and after experiencing the Red Roses environment earlier this year, the Loughborough Lightning star is focused on taking the next steps at her own pace.

Bristol Bears home ground Ashton Gate has been confirmed as the venue for hosting the semi-finals of the next year's Women's Rugby World Cup.

The Rugby Football Union has awarded 32 England Women's players with full-time contracts for the upcoming 2024/25 season.

Exclusive: The lifelong Saracens fan has had a breakthrough year whilst also playing her part in an exciting England Under-20s squad.

The Rugby Football Union has confirmed that England will be hosting France and New Zealand in September ahead of the WXV1 tournament.

England recently romped to their sixth straight Six Nations title and their success on the pitch is having a positive impact in the stands.

Saracens came up with a strong second half performance as they sealed a 31-17 victory over Bristol Bears in the final of the Allianz Cup at Shaftesbury Park.

England head coach John Mitchell had high praises for the red roses team following their Grand Slam triumph in the recently concluded Women's Six Nations tournament.

England have clinched the Women's Six Nations Grand Slam hat-trick as they defeated a 14-player France side with a 42-21 victory in the final round in Bordeaux.

England head coach John Mitchell has made two changes to the starting line up for the Grand Slam decider against France to be played in Bordeaux on Saturday.

Red Roses No 8 Alex Matthews is looking forward to England being 'uncomfortable' out in France as John Mitchell's side aim for a sixth successive Six Nations title.