Source: Ash Goodchild

Red Roses team to play France named

Lilli Ives Campion, Sadia Kabeya and Maddie Feaunati have recovered from injury to feature in the Red Roses pack in Sunday’s Guinness Women’s Six Nations match against France. The trio all missed the victory in Italy last time out and line up at second row, openside flanker and Number 8 respectively. In total, head coach John Mitchell has made

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Source: 6 Nations Rugby

Red Roses Squad Update

Jade Shekells has been called into the Red Roses squad. The Rugby World Cup 2025 winner returns after recovering from injury and will join up with the team today (Tuesday) at Pennyhill Park. Hayley Jones, Annabel Meta and Jodie Verghese have joined up with England Under-21s ahead of their match with Ireland this weekend. Carmela

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Source: 6 Nations Rugby

David set for Red Roses debut against Wales

Bristol Bears wing Millie David will make her Red Roses debut in her home stadium on Saturday against Wales. The 20-year-old, who has 26 tries in 31 Premiership Women’s Rugby matches, has been selected in the 14 jersey at a sold-out Ashton Gate. It will be the third week in a row the Red Roses will have taken to

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Source: 6 Nations Rugby

Red Roses squad

Trailfinders Women hooker Hayley Jones has been added to the Red Roses squad The 19-year-old scored on her debut for England Under-21s in their 51-12 victory over Scotland at The Hive on Saturday. She will join up with the group at Pennyhill Park today as preparations begin for this weekend’s match with Wales at Ashton

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Source: PWR

Muir and Short set for Red Roses milestones

Maud Muir will earn her 50th international cap and Demelza Short will become Red Rose #269 when John Mitchell’s side take on Scotland at Murrayfield Stadium on Saturday. As a 20-year-old, Gloucester-Hartpury prop Muir made her debut for England in a 43-12 win over New Zealand in 2021. She has since become an integral part of the Red Roses pack

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Source: RFU

O2 Presents: Arlo Parks X Red Roses

Mercury Prize-winning artist Arlo Parks and England Women’s Rugby team collaborate on an original spoken word film celebrating unapologetic strength The Red Roses – 2025 Rugby World Cup winners and current World Rugby Number 1s  – and Mercury Prize–winning artist Arlo Parks have today launched O2 Presents: Red Roses x Arlo Parks – an original

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England to kick-off new WXV Series with 3 games on home soil

John Mitchell’s World Champions will host Rugby World Cup 2029 hosts Australia, Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025  finalists Canada and six-time World Cup winners New Zealand in three regions across England. As announced during Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025, the WXV Global Series features 18 of the world’s best national teams, with the top 12 teams – Australia, Canada, England, France, Italy, Ireland, Japan, New

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Source: World Rugby

Meg Jones to Captain the Red Roses for 2026

Megan Jones has been named captain of the Red Roses for 2026. A lynchpin of the England squad, the 29-year-old replaces 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup-winning captain Zoe Stratford, who is expecting her first child. “Firstly, I’m really excited for Zoe and wish her and Strats every happiness on their news,” Jones said. “It’s a huge honour to

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The Red Roses Return to Roots for RugbyFest Weekend

The victorious England Women’s Rugby team, the Red Roses, step off the international stage for nationwide grassroots rugby celebration. Fresh from their Women’s Rugby World Cup final win, the Red Roses will be stepping off the international stage and into grassroots clubs across England as part of RugbyFest 3–6 October 2025, a nationwide celebration of

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