Source: INPHO

Battle lines drawn up

England v France The two managements have now made their decisions. They take on even greater significance, as they hint at the likeliest starting sides at the World Cup. Teams: England 1 Hannah Botterman 2 Lark Atkin-Davies 3 Maud Muir 4 Morwenna Talling 5 Abbie Ward 6 Zoe Aldcroft (captain) 7 Maddie Feaunati 8 Alex

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Source: World Rugby

Tackling Hate

World Rugby to protect players and combat online abuse at Women’s Rugby World Cup England 2025 through extended partnership with Signify Group World Rugby calls on the rugby family to World Rugby to protect players and combat online abuse at Women’s Rugby World Cup England 2025 through extended partnership with Signify Group World Rugby calls

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Source: W6N

Super Saturday with a Difference

For the first time since 2021 the Six Nations championship won’t be completed on the same day, with three matches in a row. Fortunately, the postponement of the Italy-Wales match, caused by the death of Pope Francis, has been delayed by only one day. The combined authorities have found it possible to rearrange it far

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Source: Mike Lee KLC Fotos

Bubbling News

Once again rugby news is bursting out all around the globe. Here are a few of the items: A Portia Woodman-Wickliffe retires from retirement. Worrying news for her opponents, except those who enjoy a challenge. Her change of mind restores confidence to doubting Black Ferns supporters. They know the Fifteens squad will need all the

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Source: WXV

USA Eagles – Catch-up Time

Sione Fukofuka announced his Eagles’ squad last month, but as the Pacific Four approaches (3-24 May). Let’s take a closer look. The Squad Hope Rogers, Maya Learned, Charli Jacoby, Keia Mae Sagapolu, Catie Benson, Alivia Leatherman, Kathryn Treder, Paige Stathopoulos, Saher Hamdan, Hallie Taufoou, Erica Jarrell, Rachel Ehrecke, Emerson Allen, Tahlia Brody, Rachel Johnson, Freda

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U18 Women name side to face France

Head coach James Cooper has named the England U18 Women’s side to face France in the 2025 U18 Women’s Six Nations Festival. England take on France in each union’s first 70-minute game at 14:15 BST this Saturday (19th) on the final matchday of the 2025 Festival at Wellington College. Supporters can stream the U18 Festival live on the

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Source: Women’s 6 Nations

6 Nations Review

Some Thoughts after three Rounds A If you had to guess which team turned up so late that they couldn’t have a Captain’s Run, which would you suggest? Correct, Wales. Sean Lynn was very diplomatic, saying they will have another look at the matter. More to the point, why did the logistics officials book a

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