England Dominates Scotland with 12 Tries in Women's Six Nations

The England women's rugby team delivered a resounding 84-7 victory over Scotland in the second round of the Women's Six Nations, scoring 12 tries at Murrayfield. Despite being forced into five changes due to injuries, England showed no signs of weakness, securing a bonus point with five tries in the first half. Ellie Kildunne scored twice, while Meg Jones, Kelsey Clifford, and Emma Sing also crossed the line. Scotland managed to score through Rhona Lloyd, becoming the first woman to score for her country in a standalone women's fixture at Murrayfield, but they trailed 35-7 at halftime. The second half was all England, with seven more tries, including a double from Sarah Bern, and efforts from Amy Cokayne, Marlie Packer, Sadia Kabeya, Mia Venner, and Haineala Lutui. Zoe Harrison was perfect with the boot, converting 12 times to seal the 84-7 win. The victory moves England to the top of the Women's Six Nations table, with France in second place after a 38-7 win over Wales, and Ireland in third following a 57-20 victory against Italy.