England's Jones and Bern Identify Areas for Improvement After Convincing Win

England's Megan Jones and Sarah Bern acknowledged that there is room for growth despite their team's dominant 33-12 victory over Ireland in the Women's Six Nations, marking their 34th consecutive Test win. The world champions, who defeated Canada in the World Cup final last September, saw impressive performances from Bern, who scored two tries, and Amy Cockayne, Jess Breach, and Ellie Kildunne, each scoring one. Although England secured a bonus-point win in front of a record-breaking crowd of 77,120 at Allianz Stadium, captain Jones recognized that the team's performance was not flawless. Jones, who led the team for the first time in the absence of World Cup-winning captain Zoe Stratford, noted that the team's nerves were understandable given the high stakes of the campaign. Bern also recognized that with a new combination of players, including several young athletes, it was unrealistic to expect a perfect performance. Despite this, the team's ability to adapt and the electric atmosphere in the stadium helped them secure the win.