- Red Roses win Six Nations after 43-42 victory over France
- Coach believes Twickenham experience will help players
John Mitchell said England’s one-point win over France was the “ideal” test for his side with the Rugby World Cup on the horizon.
The Red Roses won their seventh consecutive Women’s Six Nations title after holding off a late French comeback at Twickenham. It was by far the closest match for England in this tournament, with their other four matches resulting in dominant wins. The lack of competition that the Red Roses face have led some to believe they needed a loss or a close game to learn from in order to know the answers if challenged at the upcoming World Cup.
Written by Sarah Rendell at Allianz Stadium
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